This is a piece of basic blues put together with the more popular riffs out there, melted together in one piece of music for you to learn. Use this as something basic and once you get the hang of it, try improvising on it, people!
FULL COURSE: bit.ly More guitar lessons: bit.ly Hands down, Jazz Up Your Blues is one of TrueFire’s most engaging courses with as much sizzle as there is steak. If you’ve always wanted to nail this style of the blues, Frank Vignola gives you the hammer to do it with. Even if blues or jazz isn’t your bag, Jazz Up Your Blues will maximize your groove and help keep it there for years to come.
From www.PlayPianoTODAY.com this is the updated full free version of “Blues for Piano and Keyboard”, chapters 4 and 5. Outrageously fun piano lessons that dive into R&B, Black Gospel and straight-up blues – check it out!
www.artistopia.com This piece was written early in Jelly Roll’s career in Detroit as “The Wolverines”. It was later published in 1923 by Melrose and the Spikes Brothers, who added the word “blues” to the title, knowing that it would increase sales. It is not a blues,but a standard 32 bar chorus with a verse. The sheet music features the New Orleans Rhythm Kings who introduced this version of the tune in 1923.
www.JazzPianoLessons.com Do you love the sound of the Blues? The new 4 DVD Blues N’ Boogie from JazzPianoLessons.com is a complete course covering the Blues from top to bottom. You’ll learn about blues progressions, shuffle patterns, licks, turnarounds, crushed notes, double-stops, pentatonics, boogie basslines, super hip endings and a whole bunch of slick Blues tricks that will get your chops up to speed.
A vocal barbershop and fingerstyle guitar render of the popular and jazz standard “Bye Bye Blues”, performed by Julien Neel: www.youtube.com and Frédéric Mesnier (FMguitar): www.youtube.com “Bye Bye Blues” was composed by Fred Hamm, Dave Bennett, Bert Lown, and Chauncey Gray, and published in 1930. This arrangement for fingerstyle guitar was written by Frédéric Mesnier (FMGuitar). Sheet music available on his website: www.fredericmesnier.com The best-known recording is the one made in 1952 by Les Paul and Mary Ford. It first reached the Billboard magazine Best Seller chart on December 27, 1952 and lasted 5 weeks on the chart, peaking at #11. (source Wikipedia) LYRICS: Bye bye blues! Bye bye blues! Bells ring, birds sing. Sun is shining, no more pining. Just we two (all together), Smiling through (cloudy weather). Don’t sigh, don’t cry. Bye bye blues! CREDITS: – Original song by Fred Hamm, Dave Bennett, Bert Lown, and Chauncey Gray – Vocal barbershop arrangement by Val Hicks – Arranged and performed on fingerstyle guitar by Frédéric Mesnier (FMGuitar): www.youtube.com – Vocals performed by Julien Neel (trudbol): www.youtube.com – Audio mixing by Frédéric Mesnier & Julien Neel – Video mixing by Julien Neel A few notable performances of this great tune which inspired us: – a catchy fingerstyle performance by Fretkillr: www.youtube.com – the 1952 hit by Les Paul & Mary Ford: www.youtube.com – an orignal 1930 recording by Bert Lown and his Hotel Biltmore Orchestra: www.youtube.com
An American treasure, Mac Arnold plays his homemade 3 string guitars like they did in the past…if you want to play true primitive Delta Blues, it is impossible playing a 6 string neck on a cigar box, try it the way it was done in the 1880′s….just add few strings and creative playing…that’s where the sound and tone come from, it’s simplicity….and if you haven’t , build a three string guitar today! video clips copyright is Uncovering America for more info on these fun to play American instruments, visit 3-string-guitar.com or just google red Dog Guitars!
Have a dance to this. THIS is one of my favourite ragtime songs because it’s kind of… boogie-woogie 
This uplifting rag was published in 1915 by the jazzy Jelly Roll Morton. Image is the cover page to the sheet music, complete with a ‘convincing’ Windows Movie Maker ‘old’ effect… 
I DO NOT claim to own the copyright of this audio, I just uploaded it to share the jolly ragtime love.
www.piano-play-it.com is where you can print and download this and other Boogie Woogie Piano Sheets. Other free boogie woogie piano sheet music is available at: www.piano-play-it.com including free Pdf’s, audio files and video files… Enjoy it! David Yzhaki
This machine was make in collaboration of the Robert M. Trammell Music Conservatoire and the Sharon Wick Engineer department of the University of Iowa . 97% percent of the machine’s pieces are actually from the John Deere Industry of Irrigation spare parts. In order to construct this machine, 13029 hours were spent. Now it can been seen at the University of Matthew Gerhard Alumni.
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