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In this lesson I'll show you a simple pattern that has changed how I play in Boxes 3&4 while soloing. It's an extension of a pattern you probably already know, but since none of my early influences used it, I never really thought about using it. That all changed when I started listening to Chris Cain, who uses it frequently while soloing. Now I can't stop playing it.
If you're new to TXBA and aren't familiar with the system I teach, check out this article. What Makes The 5 Essential Blues Boxes Different
| Key: | B |
| Tuning: | E |
| Topics: | Soloing |
| Difficulties: | Intermediate |
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