If you take some of the ideas and concepts covered in these 5 licks and put them together, you will be able to create a killer solo based around the B.B. King Box.
I illustrate what this might look like at the very beginning of this course, when I play the solo illustrated in the video above.
The tab for this solo is as follows:
At the 50 beats per minute (BPM) at which the solo is played, this is what the isolated guitar part sounds like:
If you have worked through the previous 5 licks and feel comfortable with those ideas, try learning this solo. It contains a number of additional ideas and will hopefully provide you with further examples of how you can solo using the Albert King Box in your own improvisations.
If you would like to practice this solo over the same backing track that I am playing over, you can do so here:
As you do so, just keep focusing on exploration and work to get as much mileage from the box as possible. Combine that with a high level of technique and you will add that beautiful B.B. King vibe to your solos. You will also develop your technique and become a much better blues guitarist in the process.
With that in mind, this course comes to an end.
Let me know how you get on, and if you have any questions at all that I can help with, just send them over. I am always around and happy to help 😁