Added by on 2013-07-16

Visit www.activemelody.com to download the tab for this lesson and also to check out other blues guitar lesson videos. This lesson teaches you how to play a Robert Johnson inspired Delta blues song. The song is played fingerstyle with the right hand – no pick was used. Video Rating: 4 / 5 This is a complete lesson from JamPlay.com, free of charge. Eric Madis, an instructor from JamPlay.com, teaches a unique blues progression which he calls “RJ’s Lament.” The purpose of “RJ’s Lament” is to teach the style of Robert Johnson and help Blues guitarists incorporate his style into their own playing. This lesson covers the basic arrangement. Future lessons covering more advanced arrangements will be available only to JamPlay.com members. More lessons are here : www.jamplay.com !

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33 Comments

  • Alvaro Egas 10 years ago

    Beautiful, thanks you

  • heltbananas 10 years ago

    Wow that’s a beautiful aged guitar !

  • Pelu Maad 10 years ago

    I don’t think Robert Johnson did anything in E…..That sounds more like Texas than the Delta, but….nice job….

  • brittain522 10 years ago

    That’s cool and addicting, thanks bro!

  • wu tang 10 years ago

    man.. i would love to own that guitar.. please can we work something out for it?

  • bernhardt2 10 years ago

    nice tutorial ! too bad sometimes what you show us, is not what you actually play in the intro.. ;) but anyway thanks!

  • MusiciansForums 10 years ago

    I just subscribed to your site… Please make more blues and country videos. I know the CAGED system and am trying to learn scales and soloing. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

  • Yellowkid FortyNine 10 years ago

    I guess I wasn’t listening, you do explain where melody comes in against the bass, I’m getting it!!

  • Yellowkid FortyNine 10 years ago

    Great lesson, I’ve made more progress here than with any of the books, dvd’s, etc I’ve tried. Question: On counting the bass, are you hittting it on the beat with the melody always? If not , how would you count it? Thanks

  • Dirk McGerk 10 years ago

    Go Cubs, Go

  • Paul Hills 10 years ago

    Thx Brian , I will give this a go , great stuff

  • whistleaddict 10 years ago

    Fantastic lesson..very well done. I thank you

  • activemelody 10 years ago

    It’s a 1920s era Reagal guitar (made in Chicago) – Sure I’m always trading / selling guitars.. shoot me a private message and we can discuss. you can visit my website (see above) to get in touch with me.

  • Bill Rogers 10 years ago

    Brilliant

  • thomas jones 10 years ago

    what guitar is that its really nice, is it for sale?

  • 3Dsmaxcb 10 years ago

    Thanks a lot! its a pleasure to learn from you, greetings from Peru :D

  • ExekielRockero 10 years ago

    Notable, Saludos from chile!

  • benniev23 10 years ago

    what kind of guitar is that

  • Richard Huigen 10 years ago

    Its all tricks, once you know the trick, its not that hard anymore. You’ll see !

  • Richard Huigen 10 years ago

    Hey , thats some great lesson you put there.
    I’m a great fan of Robert Johnson and attempted to learn some stuff .
    This really is a great help as well !!
    have a great one !

  • gesche clasen 10 years ago

    what kind of guitar is this?

  • Gonza Oviedo 10 years ago

    so difficult, but so cool

  • whatwhatburb434 10 years ago

    hi brian, I was playing along with you, but why are you barring the first 4 strings at 7:05?
    it appears as if you dont even play them

  • M08bballer 10 years ago

    Going to have to train that stretch part, thank you sir keep doing your awesome work :)

  • markwrich1 10 years ago

    Like your lessons, not too ambitious and very well broken down, you are a good teacher

  • Daniel Grozier 10 years ago

    great lesson,thanks bro

  • MrRichTBiscuit 10 years ago

    This is really excellent
    

  • rafabcm 10 years ago

    Yes, now I see. its the cc function, sorry, but it helps anyway.

  • TheBANDEMIC 10 years ago

    they most have the closed captions “CC” button on.

  • JamplayJeff 10 years ago

    We didn’t put subtitles in the video, it must be something YouTube is doing automatically.

  • coohan 10 years ago

    subtitles are taking the mickey they dont make sense who ever wrote them cant spell

  • rafabcm 10 years ago

    Hi Jam Player, thanks to put subtitles in this video. It’s so much easy to people like me that doesn’t have english like a native language.

    And Great lesson Eric.

  • kevin druve 10 years ago

    great lesson Eric