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Learning to Boogie
Hi everyone – I’m a bit stuck – shouldn’t seek perfection and am very slow; but does anyone know the sequence of the boogie (it is in the 30 days to play section) First it is the E string then the A string and then the D – then where after that do I go? Thank you!
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Not quite certain about the question but a B7 will go well in that progression and even an A7. And it loops after 12 measures.
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https://tonypolecastro.com/topic/learn-to-play-the-blues-boogie/
You can go back into 30 Days 2 Play and redo any lessons at any time. Same goes for the skills lessons.
I was playing the Blues Boogey today. The faster you get with it the better it sounds.
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@chickensall6protonmail-com Welcome to the TAC community! Great info from others. I agree that you should revisit the 30 days to play to see the chord progression. I think you can print out or save a tab too.
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Hi, what I discovered is that I hadn’t noticed that we could download the sheet music and tabs for all those boogie lessons. Then watch those. I never thought I could learn to use them, but it got easier, esp. the tab parts. He explains them. I will admit, though, I’m still stuck a bit, as I can’t stay on the right strings going from left to right.
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