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In the Style of Son House

In the Style of Son House by Roger “Hurricane” Wilson will teach you to play like one of blues guitar’s earliest stars. Son House helped develop the Delta Blues sound and was a major influence on Robert Johnson and Muddy Waters. In this video we will focus on teaching you House’s percussive strumming style. Roger […]

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Blind Lemon Jefferson Style

Blind Lemon Jefferson Style by Roger “Hurricane” Wilson will teach you an arrangement for acoustic blues guitar. Jefferson is remembered as the Father of Texas Blues and had a free form guitar style that often disregards traditional time and bar structure. Roger will show you measure by measure how to play a piece based on […]

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Lightnin’ Hopkins & Muddy Waters Style

Lightnin’ Hopkins & Muddy Waters Style by Roger “Hurricane” Wilson is a video lesson on playing acoustic blues guitar. You will learn how to play intro and turnaround licks in the style of these two blues legends. After teaching you the licks in detail, Roger will show you how to work them into a standard […]

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Robert Johnson & Jimmy Reed Style

Robert Johnson & Jimmy Reed Style by Roger “Hurricane” Wilson is a video lesson covering fingerstyle Delta Blues licks for acoustic guitar. You will learn intro licks, rhythm patterns, and turnarounds in the style of the legendary Robert Johnson and Jimmy Reed. Roger will provide detailed instruction on proper technique for the right and left […]

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Two Chord Capo Licks

Two Chord Capo Licks by Jody Worrell will teach you about playing lead acoustic guitar while also using a capo. We’ll capo the guitar at the second fret and play over a jam track of A7 to D7. Using the capo allows you to play licks with an open note sound in a higher key. […]

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