8 thoughts on “ The Easy Blues ”

1. Jan 08,  · Easy Blues Licks You Should Learn. Now, don't worry if you still aren't sure exactly how you are supposed to play blues licks just yet. We've got a way to help you. We have scoured the internet and found licks from multiple websites that will help you to learn how to play the blues and increase your knowledge. This list is only a small sampling.

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2. John Martyn - The Easy Blues Lyrics. Mister jelly roll baker Can I please be your slave When Gabriel blows his horn I'm going to rise from my grave For your sweet jelly roll Yo.

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3. Learn the art of blues playing by jamming to actual tunes made famous by authentic blues artists. Fourteen tunes arranged for easy guitar with note-for-note transcriptions in standard notation and tablature are included in this book, and the CD features a study track and performance track for each tune so that you can sing and play along.

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4. Song information for The Easy Blues - Joe Bonamassa on AllMusic.

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5. The Easy Blues/Gentle Blues Lyrics. Mister jelly roll baker. Can I please be your slave. When Gabriel blows his horn. I'm going to rise from my grave. For your sweet jelly roll. You bake the best.

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6. The Easy Blues Underneath the trees, jelly in my knees Got those gentle blues Got me on the floor, got me screaming out for more Of your gentle blues Trying to get to you all day I've been trying to get to hear you say That you're never going to let me lose my gentle blues.

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7. The Complete Piano Player: Easy Blues Sheet music – January 1, out of 5 stars 3 ratings. See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Price New from Used from Sheet music "Please retry" $ $ — Sheet music $ 3 New from $Reviews: 3.

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8. Located at Kirby Drive near The Rice Village, The Big Easy is Houston’s premier venue for live Blues and Zydeco. A perennial winner of the People’s Choice Award for Best Blues Venue in The Houston Press, The Big Easy features local and national touring. Live Blues can be heard six nights a week with Sunday nights reserved for Zydeco.

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