Play hammer-ons and pull-offs on electric blues guitar

Play hammer-ons and pull-offs on electric blues guitar

These techniques are important for playing any type of solo - here Charles Sedlak will show you how to do hammer-ons and pull-offs. And no, you don't actually need a hammer for this, and if you thought so, stop playing right now, put it down - you don't deserve that guitar of yours.

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