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Experience the timeless blues magic of BB King with our professionally crafted guitar backing track for 'Three O'Clock Blues'. Perfect for guitarists craving the authentic feel of playing alongside a live band, this track faithfully recreates the soulful groove and iconic guitar parts of the original masterpiece. Immerse yourself in BB King's legendary style, hone your skills, and bring your rendition of this classic blues tune to life. Download now and elevate your practice sessions to new heights!

Three O'Clock Blues Guitar Lesson

Step into the world of classic blues with Lee Hodgson's expert breakdown of B.B. King's iconic "Three O'Clock Blues." In this comprehensive tutorial, Lee dives deep into the nuances that make this track a cornerstone of electric blues guitar. You'll learn to capture the soulful expression and signature phrasing that defined B.B. King's legendary style. Lee starts by guiding you through the song's foundational structure, emphasising the emotive bends, vibrato, and smooth legato techniques that B.B. King was known for. With a focus on the subtleties of King's touch, you'll discover how to bring out the voice-like quality in your playing, mirroring the master’s ability to convey deep emotion through every note. The tutorial is designed to break down the solo section note by note, allowing you to absorb and replicate the intricate lines that have inspired generations of guitarists. Lee also sheds light on the underlying theory, helping you understand why King's note choices resonate so powerfully within the blues scale. Whether you're looking to nail the classic tone or simply want to refine your blues phrasing, this lesson offers invaluable insights into the techniques that made B.B. King a true guitar icon. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have the tools to play "Three O'Clock Blues" with the same depth and feeling that made it a timeless piece. Grab your guitar, and let Lee Hodgson guide you through a soulful journey with B.B. King's "Three O'Clock Blues," only on Lick Library.