Jivin' Woman Blues

One of the first books I found on the blues was 'The Story of the Blues' by Paul Oliver. Inside was a picture of this dapper looking musician holding a guitar I had never seen before. The caption read 'the influential singer Blind Boy Fuller. He played a steel-bodied National guitar with a circular diaphragm which acted as a powerful resonator."
I immediately headed to this local record shop which I knew carried obscure LPs. Sure enough, they had a Fuller album in stock. When I brought it home and heard the first song, I was immediately hooked on this music called 'ragtime' guitar. I was 16 and one of the songs was 'Jivin' Woman Blues.'

So I'm going to show you all the cool moves in this song... and MORE!! You'll learn what a ragtime/jazz chord progression looks and sounds like, great single line licks, moving bass lines, swinging right hand patterns and much, much more. I'll even show you two solos that I composed specifically for this song which will open up a world of other ideas to you. It's all here.
Here's a sample of what you'll be doing:

Level: Intermediate to advanced fingerpicking skills.
5 instructional videos (38 minutes) with tab in easy to download or steaming files. 

The lesson is just $7.95 payable through Pay Pal - Once I receive your payment l'll personally send you the lesson link via email. Really... I do that!

This lesson is also part of the 'Raggin' The Blues Pack' which also includes 5 other songs at a special price.

As with all of my lessons, I'll coach you via email. You can even send me a YouTube video so that I can see how you're coming along.