John Lee Hooker Style | Boom Boom intro lesson (Acoustic Blues Guitar Tutorial)

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Published 2021-07-16
Boom Boom by John Lee Hooker is an iconic intro instantly recognised by blues guitar players all around the world. My lesson is on acoustic guitar but if you play electric this tutorial will be just as enjoyable to learn. This tuition video will teach you how to play the intro of the song and then you can add chords to play the entire piece. I am planning to continue this as a series of similar blues songs and artists. Your comments and suggestions would be most welcome, please post below. Please hit the "LIKE" button and SUBSCRIBE to my channel to keep up to date with all my latest videos. There are hundreds of exclusive videos on my Patreon page, check out the link below. Above all, have fun, take your time and learn at your own pace. Enjoy!!
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All Comments (11)
  • @kysmik8214
    I know there are lots of these songs on here already but each one is slightly different than the other and I know there are LOTS of different ways to play this song so THANK YOU for your version, I especially like the "answer" part of your version, playing both D and G strings together -adds another level of sass to the song.
  • @billtuer2968
    This is just brilliant! So many people tried to explain this song but here it is the first time that it really sounds right. Thank you so much, Joe, for all your work and the fun and happiness you created. Thanks a lot!
  • @shteve316
    As a complete beginner I found this so easy and fun to learn!
  • @jjiacobucci
    Love your willingness to educate us who are striving to play acoustic blues. Thank you ! Love boom boom
  • @yves584
    sur quel modéle martin jouez vous ?merci yves
  • @nexusi6867
    Man, there's a million tutorials of this song already. Couldn't you choose a different one?