This is a 12-bar shuffle blues rock in E. The rhythm is based around a riff that repeats over and over and is put of every chord of the form. Be sure to internalize the 12-bar form perfectly until you can play through it in your sleep before attempting the actual lead part.
Tutorial - Blues Rock Etude
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Blues Rock Etude - Introduction
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Blues Rock Etude - Rhythm Part
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Blues Rock Etude - Solo Example
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Blues Rock Etude - Backing Track
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