Guitar Lesson: The Lightnin' Hopkins Style

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The Lightnin' Hopkins Style
by Jim Burger

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Everything in bar 9 of the progression is picked out of a B7 chord fingering.
B7

 

 


Bar 10 is basically a repeat of bar 2.

Note how we go back down the blues scale in the last beat of bar 9 (from B to A) and bar 10 (from A to E) to insert some nice little bass riffs between our chord transitions.

Bars 11-12 basically repeat the last 2 bars of the intro, and for a good reason -- now we're ready to go around for another 12 bars!


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