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Country music has many sub-genres, from Western Swing, Bluegrass, and Rockabilly, to Country Shuffles, Outlaw, and Country Rock, all the way to Country Boogies, Americana, and the Country Waltz. Each of these important styles has their own distinct techniques, licks, guitar tones, effects, harmonic approaches, and rhythmic cliches.
Jason Loughlin’s Country Soloing Styles edition of Essentials is designed to help you identify each of these sub-genres, grasp their underlying concepts, and learn how to solo over each so that you can accurately capture the mood, and honor the history, for how guitarists have played over these styles in the past.
”We’ll be covering how to solo in 11 common country styles. We’ll kick off with a Western Swing solo in G, a Bluegrass solo, followed by a solo in the Rockabilly style. Next, we’ll learn a Country Shuffle solo in C, a two-beat, country train style solo, and then an Outlaw Country style solo. The Country Rock sound can be thought of as ‘countrifying’ the blues, and we’ll do just that with the next solo, and then wind up the course with
four more solos, in four additional styles; Tex Mex, Country Boogie, Americana, and Country Waltz.”
Jason will guide you through 11 Soloing Performance Studies that cover the range of techniques, licks, guitar tones, effects, and harmonic approaches for 11 country styles.
For each study, Jason will demonstrate the performance and then break it down for you
emphasizing key concepts and techniques.
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