To help you out with this, I made a video lesson where I talk you through how to play all the songs.

This is part one and contain the songs: 'Papa Ain't Salty' and 'Call It Stormy Monday' by Mr T-Bone Walker.

We also get 'Born Under A Bad Sign' by Albert King, although the video here deal with the rhythm part, Albert himself didn't play rhythm at all!

We also get the chords from the two B.B. King songs 'Paying The Cost To Be The Boss' and 'The Thrill Is Gone'.

For a full list of the song, including video lessons of all the solos go here.

To buy the Legacy and get the full story, Backing Tracks and 36 In the style of complete video lesson, go here.

-Sandy

Before we even done this, our first video response is from France, and it's Papa Ain't Salty by T-Bone Walker.

-Guru

In this most famous blues track we hear T-bone complain that "they Call It Stormy Monday, but Tuesday is just as bad." A line that has come to represent the blues as much as "Woke Up This Morning" has.

Until the 'Blues Legacy' is complete, enjoy this new youtube video where Sandy Buglass plays T-bone Walkers 'Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesdays Is Just As Bad)'

-guru

As of June 2010 Spytunes Blues Legacy is complete! Learn how to play blues like T-Bone, The KIng's, Hendrix, Clapton, John Mayer and more!

The first one is T-Bone's Papa Ain't Salty, in which we hear the first du-bap, du-bap bend ever!

The first electric blues solo came from T-bone Walker, little did he know what he had started...

As usual, Sandy Buglass plays in this lesson.

Soon we shall see another T-bone classic, Call It Stormy Monday. Until then enjoy this video guitar lesson of T-bone Walkers' Papa Ain't Salty.

For the full lesson, check Spytunes Blues Legacy which as of June 2010 is complete!

-guru

Well apart from the article writing I have finally managed to get some google ads working yoo-hoo! and loads of articles done now, half way through intermediate with:

I'm Yours
Angie
Mad World
Blowin in the wind
1234
American Pie
Kiss Me
Hey There Delilah
and Fast Car

all done, I can't tell you how nice that feels!

I've been going between this and recording with Sandy Buglass for spytunes blues legacy series, he's back tomo again doing Clapton and Peter Green, maybe even some Jeff Beck, yes!

The process of recording, mixing, video editing is a long one, and it does take it out of me. Today I encountered the problem of how to mix the legendary T-Bone Walker.

T-bone is one of my favorites, he was doing the splits and playing the guitar behind his back when Jimi Hendrix was only a twinkle in his daddies eye, so if you want electric guitar, T-bone truly is the father, possibly with Charlie Christian as the uncle...

So i'm in Amplitube, which is where i spend most of my days, and I just realized that T-bone recorded before any of the amps in this program was even invented. Leo Fender hadn't even started building amps when T-bone was laying the foundations for modern electric guitar playing. Suddenly a '59 Bassman didn't seem so retro anymore...

As of June 2010 Spytunes Blues Legacy is complete, 6 months in the making we're really happy with it, let us know what you think!

-Guru