Slow Texas Blues in B

The slow Texas blues in B calls for deep feeling and space between notes. B7–E7–B7–B7–E7–E7–B7–B7–F#7–E7–B7–F#7. Playing in B means using 7th-fret barre chords or open-A-shape barre positions, giving you a thick, full sound. The slow tempo lets you bend strings expressively between chord changes. Think Stevie Ray Vaughan.