Woody Mann – Art Of Acoustic Blues Guitar

Art Of Acoustic Blues Guitar Handful Of RiffsIn Art of Acoustic Blues Guitar – Handful of Riffs Woody Mann teaches five repertoire building songs arranged for the intermediate fingerstyle guitarist.  Inspired by Woody’s favorite traditional blues tunes, these easy to follow arrangements teach a variety of acoustic blues styles and sounds. Each song spotlights a specific technique for developing fingerpicking skills, rhythmic grooves and dynamics in your playing.  Woody illustrates the syncopated fingerpicking of Blind Blake, the single-line style riffs of Lonnie Johnson, the melodic playing in open G tuning of Memphis Minnie, and the unique riffs in standard tuning of Ramblin’ Thomas and Bo Carter.  Woody shows how the riffs and techniques can be applied in other songs and illustrates practical >ways to create variations within a tune.  In this fresh approach to teaching Woody Mann has taken the complex music of the early acoustic guitar innovators and has distilled the sounds into clearly written instrumentals that capture the essence and beauty of the music.Songs include: Along the Alley, Minnie’s Spanish Blues, Feeling Bad Blues,New Old Devil, and Rambling Blues.Art Of Acoustic Blues Guitar Early RootsThe Art of Acoustic Blues Guitar: Early Roots features respected musician Woody Mann leading the viewer through a variety of tips and techniques that will improve one’s ability to play songs from the early days of American blues and folk music. He explains maneuvers such as left-hand damping, rhythmic fingerpicking, and effective use of dynamics in order to play in a style reminiscent of such greats as Robert Johnson, Son House, and Scrapper Blackwell.Songs include: Bullfrog Groan, Delta Blues for Patton, Jackson Moan, Blue Daze, Shuffle in G