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Fingerstyle Guitar tablatures for Intermediate Blues 6

Yuta Tanaka

Recomended level: Intermediate

Tags: #fingerstyle, #blues, #guitar

Some basic blues idea in A. The majority of the arrangement is played up the neck and the movable shapes and licks can be used in other keys.

  • Fingerstyle Guitar Intermediate Blues 6 Blues in A

    Blues in A

    • Difficulty
    • Key
      A
    • Tempo
      60 bpm
    • Tuning
      EADGBE

    This song takes a basic blues approach in the key of A. The licks are fairly common and can be applied to other keys. There's no extreme challenges here, a lot of the arrangement is ...

    Fingerstyle Guitar Intermediate Blues 6 Blues in A
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Practicing Tips

If you are an intermediate player looking for a great way to explore finger-style Blues guitar in A Style, 'Intermediate Blues 6' is a fantastic resource. Equipped with unique features of the Tunefox platform as Lick Switcher and Arrange Slider, this learning tool is designed to add new dimensions to your guitar playing. These features allow you to personalize the song arrangements and learn new interpretations of the song.

Using the Lick Switcher tool is an effective method to add new licks to your vocabulary. You can tap the measure to unearth hidden licks and explore a wide array of variations for the same song. By creating new licks for individual measures, you can see the song in a fresh light while enhancing your understanding of the tune.

The Arrange Slider tool helps you set a custom difficulty level for your learning. By simply sliding it to the left, you can simplify the arrangement, removing many of the “fill-in” notes. On the contrary, a swipe to the right will introduce the extra notes to complete the arrangement, revealing the full song.

Changing the tempo of the song is made easy with the Tempo Slider. This feature helps you learn at your own pace, gradually increasing the speed as per your convenience.


Playing along with backing tracks can make learning more enjoyable and effective as well. You can focus on selected measures, repeat them until you feel confident, and then move on to the next part. The 'Speed Up' feature works wonders here. It allows you to begin at a comfortable speed and gradually increases the tempo with each iteration.

Remember, consistent practice is key in mastering any song. Take your time with each measure and work your way up to the full song at your pace. Happy learning!