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Albert King is known mostly for his intense slow blues playing, but his style also works really well over an uptempo rockin’ beat. The 12-bar solo you’ll learn in this lesson comes from a live performance of the song “Killing Floor” off of the “Blues At Sunset” album. There are only a few licks, and all of them are similar. But Albert was a master of nuance, and within these few licks, there’s a full range of expression - enough to cover 12-bars.
| Key: | G♯ |
| Tuning: | E |
| Topics: | Licks |
| Difficulties: | Advanced Intermediate |
| Artist: | Albert King |
| Songs: | Killing Floor |
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