B.B. King shows you how to solo over a blues (with tab)

1960's Eric Clapton Blues Masterclass: improvising, woman tone, and more!

Eric Clapton shows you his "stock phrases" for soloing

Albert King takes a solo on SRV song

This rare 56-year-old clip is a blues masterclass...

This Freddie King blues solo will change your playing...

B.B. King plays acoustic blues (with Tab)

Five useful Albert King blues turnarounds for improvising (Tab + backing track)

Overall Junction - Albert King (TAB with backing track)

B.B. King Masterclass Part 6: His legendary vibrato, gear talk and insane jazz solo at the end!

B.B. King Masterclass Part 5: Blues turnarounds, using sixths, right hand technique, and more

B.B. King Masterclass Part 4: Phrasing, how to play over slow blues, 8 bar blues and more

B.B. King Masterclass Part 3: Charlie Christian, the Diminished scale, Django Reinhardt and more

B.B. King Masterclass Part 2: Playing over changes, note choices, Jazz progressions and more

B.B. King Masterclass Part 1: Origin of vibrato, T-Bone Walker, Dom9 Chord tricks and more

Try This Minor Blues Motif from "You're Still My Woman" - B.B King

Learn this Chord IV Blues Motif from "I Walked All Night Long" - Albert King

try This Funky Blues Motif from "Zoo Surfin' " - Freddie King

B.B. King Plays Rock N Roll?! - "Please Love Me" Solo licks

An Albert King Turnaround! - "Travelin' to California"

Try THIS for your turnaround! - "Look On Yonder Wall" - Freddie King

The EASIEST Blues Turnaround? - "Watch Yourself" - B.B. King

John Mayer Blues Masterclass with TAB! - Play like Albert King, B.B. King and T-Bone Walker

Start your solo like Freddie King! - "You Know That You Love Me" Intro Licks

Start your solo like Albert King! "Blues Power" intro licks

Start your solo like B.B King! "Rainin All The Time" opening licks.

CRAZY Albert King Bends! - Try this solo from "Oh Pretty Woman"

Quirky Freddie King Blues Lick?

Can You Keep Up with These Fast Pentatonic Licks?! Overall Junction - Albert King

Using the B.B Box! Try this slow Blues solo from "Blues Man" - B.B. King