Here I give you a bunch of different styles of licks for your enjoyment:)

The lead from this lesson was actually used at the beginning of a song called "Bye" on PhaseIV Chronicles by Schmange.

One of the fun things about playing the guitar is getting together with other musicians to jam. This tutorial will help you have a better understanding of how to jam over the C9 chord by introducing you to a few of the scales and licks available to you.

Here are licks some licks that give a lot us the desire to play when we were young.

A while back I developed a tutorial entitled: "Intermediate Lesson". The tutorial consisted of a series of lessons that, when combined, created a 12 measure blues solo. The "MORE SOLOS....." tutorial introduces some licks and solos ranging in difficulty from easy to advanced.

Lesson-6 contains a traditional B.B. King lick used throughout the solo. The last lick in the solo is more in the style of Michael Bloomfield, due to the use of the "extra(chromatic) note".

There are a number of Michael Bloomfield and Albert King style licks in this 12 measure solo.

This lesson contains a few Albert King, Mike Bloomfield and Roy Buchanan style licks.

This lesson contains a few Roy Buchanan and Michael Bloomfield style licks along with some general blues licks. There's also a B.B. King style lick included.

This lesson contains the 1st of many 12-measure solos played in the key of G. The solo is played at normal speed with text indicators of the style from whom an individual lick is styled after. The solo is then played at 1/2 speed to make learning the licks a little earier.