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Hey Tomasz, Here is a move that makes you sound like you have been playing for years. It is called a 7th chord, and it is one tiny change. (One of a hundred tricks in the Acoustia playbook.) Take a normal G. Move the note on your high E string down to the first fret. That is G7, and it instantly sounds bluesy. THE SAME TRICK, THREE CHORDS Every chord has a 7th version. These three are all you need for the blues. String them together, G7 to C7 to D7, and you are playing a 12-bar blues. It is the oldest trick in the book for a reason. Why It Works That one extra note adds a little tension that begs to resolve. Your ear loves it. It is the sound under almost every blues, soul, and rock and roll song ever written. TAKE IT TO THE KEY OF E Blues players live in E. Same trick, three new shapes. B7 is the four-finger one, and it is worth every rep. The blues rabbit hole goes deep. Follow it inside Acoustia. That is one trick. Acoustia is stuffed with them, and this week the whole thing is at its lowest price of the year.
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The blues hit Picky hard. Talk soon,
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