16-Bar Blues in A Minor 4th-String-Root 9th Chords 4th-String-Root 9th-Chord Blues 6th- and 9th-Chord Relationships 6th-String-Root 6th Chords 8-Bar Blues in A 8-Bar Blues in A Minor 8-Bar Blues in G 8-Bar Shuffle in E A Minor Blues (First Four Bars) Accenting the Downbeat Additional Voicings Additional Voicings and the Upbeat Rhythm Advanced Chord Voicings Blues in A with the Charleston Rhythm Blues in A with the Upbeat Rhythm Charleston Rhythm Chord Fills Chord Voicings and Open-String Drones Chord-Defining Intervals Constructing Major and Minor 6th Chords Cool Riff with 9th Chords Crossing Over Minor 9 Chords Crossover Method E7 Sharp-9 Vamp Eighth-Note Patterns and Variations Fingerstyle Shuffle Four to the Floor in A Funky 13th-Chord Lick Improvisation Exercise In the Style of "Call It Stormy Monday" In the Style of "Key to the Highway" In the Style of "The Thrill Is Gone" Introducing the Upbeat Rhythm Minor Blues Minor Blues Line Minor Line Using D Minor Minor Pentatonic Scales Minor-Key Shuffle Modern "Stormy Monday" Changes Montuno Lines Playing Dominant 7 Sharp-9 Chords Putting It All Together Putting It All Together Quarter-Note and Eighth-Note Strums Reading Chord Diagrams Review the Feel Sliding into Chords Strumming in 12/8 The 8-Bar Blues Form The Charleston Blues with Chord-Defining Intervals The Charleston Rhythm The Chord Progression The Heart of the Shuffle Three-String 6th and 9th Chords Traditional "Stormy Monday" Changes Upbeat Shuffle Using Accents and Mutes Using the Minor Line in a Blues Progression Voicing Options