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I now feel stupid, because I was searching R&B, not rhythm and blues. I steal don't find a lot for absolute beginners, but more then before. Thanks for the advice.

PS: As I said, I do like Rock, mostly Classic, Adult Alternative, and English Beat, but R&B is my favorite. I am most inspired by Prince, BB King, and Johnny Guitar Watson. I do like Clapton, Van Halen, and
Pete Townshend, but I feel R&B...

Now it's time for me to learn to bring those feelings out...

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There's a lot of common ground between R&B and Rock - the I-IV-V sequences, use of Pentatonic scales and the 12-bar; so don't write off the rock material. And it's always good to look at lots of different genres anyway.]]> Guitar Players Discussion Alan Green https://guitarnoise.forum/guitar-players-discussion/online-rb-lessons/#post-385974 https://guitarnoise.forum/guitar-players-discussion/online-rb-lessons/#post-45952 Thu, 02 Apr 2015 04:10:01 +0000 As I stated in my introduction I am new to this instrument and currently being self taught through online courses. The problem is all of the lessons that I find are Rock based. Is anyone using R&B to teach the basics?

I saw some BB King lesson, but they are more like interviews. and for more advanced players.

I like Rock, but I like R&B better.

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