If possible I would love to learn boogie style on the acoustic.Does anyone have any advice I have no idea how to even begin.
Boogie as in Boogie Woogie, like in that piano style from the 30s?
How to start a Boogie in E...
In a shuffle rhythm (i.e triplets on each of 4 beats per measure, but only playing the 1st and 3rd... the downstrokes, not the upstroke).
e-
b-
g-
d-
a--2-2--4-4--2-2--4-4--
E--0-0--0-0--0-0--0-0--
That's the basic boogie rhythm.
Then, do the I-IV-V progression in a 12-bar blues pattern. From E to A to B, in this example.
Check out David's Blues lessons, starting with Before You Accuse Me. He explains it a lot better than me.
boogie as in t. rex, a friend thinks I should try 12 bar blues but he does not play guitar.the next post to yours gives a link to a lesson, I dont know the song but it is a start .thank you both for taking the time to reply.
