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Lessons: Blues Guitar Lesson #13: Basic Bends

Basic Bends
by Christopher Sung
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Blues Guitar Lesson by Christopher Sung suitable for Intermediate guitarists.
Excerpt:  One of the most important aspects of playing the blues is bending. Bending occurs when you finger a note, pluck it, and then either push it up towards your head, or push it down toward your toes. The more you bend, the higher the pitch of the bent note. In this lesson, we'll explore two bends in particular, in which you raise the pitch two frets, which are the most common ones in blue...(more)


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