This lesson is a 12 bar blues guitar solo which was improvised, recorded, and then tabbed out. The tabbed section is played three times in succession at the beginning of the video to allow the listener to become familiar with the solo. In the lesson we will not only learn how to play the solo but also break down the scales and patterns used as well as the phrasing and techniques used in the licks. This solo is performed in a solo acoustic guitar setting but could also be played with a group or in a jam on acoustic or electric.  Most importantly, every one of these licks can also be combined in many ways or played individually and can be used in many styles of music including rock, jazz and even country. As you add more and more licks to your vocabulary you will be able to draw from them to increase your ability to express yourself in your soloing and improvisation. These are classic licks that are fun to play and sound great as well. Enjoy the lesson !