Now Available: Blues Guitar Lessons with Keith Wyatt
Thu, 12/11/2014 - 5:39pm
We are excited to announce that blues guitar lessons with Keith Wyatt are now available! Starting today, anyone around the world can learn blues guitar from Keith Wyatt (Musicians Institute, The Blasters). Keith's comprehensive blues guitar lessons take you from beginner to advanced and give you everything you need to know in order to master blues guitar.
The best part though, is that Keith's students will be able to send in practice videos directly through the site using ArtistWorks' Video Exchange® technology. Keith will personally review the student videos and record video responses with advice about what to practice next in order to progress their playing. All of the blues guitar students have access to Keith's Video Exchanges, so there's always something new to learn.
"We now welcome extraordinary blues guitar teacher Keith Wyatt to the ArtistWorks family. Keith created a definitive electric blues guitar curriculum, starting by teaching the earliest blues styles and culminating in the driving blues techniques of players like Stevie Ray Vaughn. It's all there, presented in a step-by-step method energized by ArtistWorks' Video Exchange learning approach. We welcome guitarists from around the world to take their blues to a higher level." - David Butler, ArtistWorks Co-Founder
To learn more and to check out free sample lessons, visit artistworks.com/blues
Keith Wyatt's Essential Blues Guitarists
Wed, 12/10/2014 - 11:39am
As a teacher, I am frequently asked "Which blues guitar players should I listen to?" To be an educated player it is essential to be aware of primary influences (in this case, focusing on the electric blues tradition) - so I’ll give you some opinions, but it’s crucial to keep in mind that there are many more than I mention who have also made important contributions to the style.
My own education in blues guitar began in the most typical way - I was inspired by the then-new generation of blues-rock icons such as Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page and became curious about how they developed their sound, which led me back in time to the beginning of the electric blues era in the early 1940s and ultimately to the dawn of recorded blues in the early 1920s. The farther back I went, the stranger the music sounded compared to the “modern” players I was familiar with, but I also began to hear the threads that connected them all and to develop a sense of how every player along the line drew on common elements and added their personal twist, creating an ever-expanding vocabulary of phrasing, technique, sound, and style.
Blues Guitar Lessons with Keith Wyatt Launching Dec 11
Wed, 12/03/2014 - 6:24pm
"You never know what the information or inspiration is going to come from." - Keith Wyatt
We are excited to announce that we will soon be offering blues guitar lessons from Keith Wyatt (Musicians Institute, The Blasters). Officially launching on December 11th, we are currently taking pre-orders now (click here for more info and free sample lessons).
A while back, we did a survey with our current members to see what other instruments they would be interested in learning online. Amongst some interesting requests that came in, there was one that overwhelmingly stood out: blues guitar lessons.
Tour in South Germany starting 2day!
Wed, 11/27/2013 - 7:47am
Hey all!
I just arrived safe in Germany gettin' ready for my yearly nov/dec guitar tour starting today w the Fuchs Trio. Here are the dates/towns and if i recall correctly the gigs will be starting at 8 pm. Looking forward seeing some of the students from the site :)
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