FUN Little Slide Groove in SPANISH TUNING

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Tuesday Blues #249 -

In this lesson, we preview a premium lesson from BGI and talk about a funky little slide groove in Spanish Tuning. Spanish tuning refers to the intervals that you tune your strings to, from low to high the intervals are:

5th - Root - 5th - Root - Major 3rd - 5th

The cool thing is, by looking at the tuning as the interval pattern, you can tune to different keys for a different sound that is still rooted in the Spanish Tuning sound. For example, Open G is tuned D G D G B D which follows the Spanish tuning interval pattern. So does Open A (EAEAC#E). Both of these are considered Spanish Tuning.

For this lesson, we’ll tune to Open G Spanish but use a capo to get into Open A. In the video, I break down a funky little slide groove that will get your foot stomping and arm you with a few slick slide moves.

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Good luck and...

Play On!

John

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