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Peter Green was one of the most iconic guitar players of the 60s. He started his career as replacing the Eric Clapton with John Mayall & the bluesbreakers. Later he founded Fleetwood Mac. He wrote quite a few songs which became quite famous such as Black Magic Woman which was played by Carlos Santana and became a world hit. Due to several health problems with drugs and mental problems he left Fleetwood Mac and started his own career. Now he passed away in July 2020 at the age of 73. Let's honor his work with his song “ I love another woman “ This blues was played by many guitar players such as Gary Moore, Joe Bonamassa or Snowy White. In this tutorial I show you the first 12 bars of his guitar solo which is the most iconic part of this song and explain you the song is built with the chords and give you some ideas how you can solo on your own and how to play those chords in combination with some soloing parts. The song is basically a minor blues in the key of D minor and has the following form : Dm7 / Dm7 / Dm7 / Dm7 Gm7 / Gm7 / Dm7 / Dm7 A7#9 / A7#9 / Dm7 / Dm7 I love another woman.pdf I love another woman.gp i love another woman.mp3

Here I play a version of Henri Mancini's " Peter Gunn " and then enter into an improvisation. Here you find a tutorial where you can learn the theme of the song.

This is a simple blues in the color " indigo " - I have played both instruments the piano and the guitar. The piano was played in a special moment you can see in the picture. Below you find the original piano track I have recorded some time ago. simple blues.mp3

Here you can learn the basics of the shuffle groove which you normaly hear in blues. If you never did this exercise before follow this tutorial even you are an advanced player. It's worth. Shuffle Groove Basics.pdf shuffle blues A7 only.mp3

http://youtu.be/9mGkIxS0DQI This is the song about an other inhabitent of Blues City. Its the horse. Imagine ancient wild west and a old and dusty horse which has seen many things in life and has its own will and has become very stuborn. Then you play my song " The horse " with that imagination and there we are. Have some fun. More information at http://www.hpcrazy.com Make a donation at http://www.hpcrazy.com/donation.html

Here's the final sequence of my new mississippi blues tutorial which will be available soon. Took out my bottleneck and played some blues :-)