Alfred: Shredding - The Blues

DVDRip | English | M4V + MP3 jam + PDF tabs | 856 x 480 | AVC ~2051 kbps | 29.970 fps

AAC 164 Kbps 48.0 KHz | 2 channels | 02:11:13 | 2.68 GB

Genre: eLearning Video / Guitar lesson

Master shredder Dave Martone brings exciting heavy metal shred guitar techniques to the blues in this book and DVD. Tap into the soulful, emotion-filled heart of the blues while you put the pedal to the metal and SHRED! Dave covers all of the most important techniques, including sweep picking, tapping, hybrid picking, and string skipping, and provides lots of fun licks to play in standard music notation and TAB. Easy-to-read neck diagrams make learning chords, scales, and arpeggios effortless.

The included DVD is hosted by Dave and features his unique, entertaining, and clear approach to expressing technical and musical ideas. Shredding the Blues is a must have for any serious shredder and will lead you to shredding the blues in a way that will impress musicians and audiences alike.

TITLE COMPOSER

String-Skipping Pentatonics That Can Cripple!

Strings 5–3–1

String-Skipping Box Shapes

Strings 6–4–2

Time to Combine String Sets!

Licks in the Style of…

Dave Martone

Introduction

Advanced

The 12-Bar Blues Progression and Beyond

More or Less than 12

Meet the Hexatonic Scale

Running on One String with a 5th Ending

Life Before the Box Shapes

Legato

The Five Shapes of Awesomeness

The Five Shapes of Awesomeness in E Minor/G Major

The Five Blues Shapes of Awesomeness

String Skipping Through the Boxes

Baby Arpeggios at Grow Up to Be Monsters

Monsters

Super Magical Shapes

Tapping Pentatonic Madness

Introducing Tapping Technique

Combining Parallel Harmony with Pentatonic Shapes

Diatonic Harmonization of the Pentatonic Scales

It All Starts with Three Little Shapes

The World of Dominant Pentatonics and Diminished Arpeggios

Over a Dominant Chord

Dominant Pentatonics Over a Minor Chord

Diminished Over Dominant Chords: The Spider Scale

Meet the Blues Modes

All the Blues Modes

Five More Dominant Pentatonics: It's Not Over Yet!

Eric Johnson–Inspired Arpeggios

Combining em All

Combining a Left-Hand Box with a Tapped Box

Hybrid Picking What?

Pattern-Based Licks

Combined with String Skipping

Pentatonic Patterns

Conclusion