Video Lesson: How to Play the Blues Like Charley Patton
Get your guitar into open G tuning and learn to play bottleneck slide in the style of this influential blues guitarist.
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Get your guitar into open G tuning and learn to play bottleneck slide in the style of this influential blues guitarist.
From the November 2016 issue of Acoustic Guitar | BY TOM FELDMANN |Illustration by Olivia Wise Widely known as the Father of the Delta Blues, Charley Patton is generally recognized as one of the most influential blues artists active in the first decades of the 20th century. Although no single individual can be credited with inventing…
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