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Want To Play Authentic Blues Guitar - What's It Mean?

Son House - Delta Blues Guitar MasterSon House once quipped that some people " ... strum some kinda shuffle in E and call it the blues - well it ain't !" When asked by someone " What are the blues?", Big Bill Broonzy answered "If you've got to ask you'll never know" How did the legendary blues men create that wonderful music? How can we play authentic blues - 'the real deal' ? In this article I'm going to examine a few old blues men's techniques and how we can approach these picking techniques.
Ragtime and Blues Guitar - From The Roots - Blind Arthur Blake

I always found it a bit unusual that there exists only one photograph of Arthur Blake, the King of Ragtime Blues . He produced more than 100 sides for Paramount throughout his short lifetime and was very popular. You would think that other photos must have been taken ? Even legendary Robert Johnson had two pictures taken and , in his time, he seemed less successful and famous than Blake.

I suppose I'm a little annoyed about it all . Wouldn't it be be wonderful if some old photos were uncovered showing Johnson or Blake playing in a bar or elsewhere . Then we could actually see how they produced those wonderful sounds.

Ry Cooder says he thinks Blake played with a light touch, but other sources related that he developed a hole in his picking thumb, indicating that he played hard . On at least one song he exclaims 'boot that thang ' - this also pointed to the fact that he may have had a heavy touch. I've experimented performing Blake in many ways , using a light and heavy approach on different gauge strings, raising or lowering the height of the guitar bridge to suit . It's really tricky to copy the playfulness of some of his songs in G, such as That'll Never Happen No More and Too Tight Blues.

Big Bill Broonzy - Chicao Blues

Listen to Big Bill Broonzy's guitar style , as an example - it's quite easy to decide where our fretting and right fingers should be , but that very infectious swinging rhythm is another thing entirely! It's very nearly magical . Here's a quote from Broonzy concerning timing - " you can either ride the front of the horse , or on back of it and that's what I do when I play my guitar". The picking thumb rhythm follows a little behind the beat and creates a 'swing' feel . Easy to describe , but attempt to play it! At the same time , he's using only one finger on the treble strings to lay down some syncopation.

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