Description
In this guitar lesson, learn how to play a classic rock lead on electric guitar in the style of Jimmy Page and Billy Gibbons. I know, weird combination, but this little riff presented itself to me a few days ago and when I analyzed where those licks came from, I realized they were from both Jimmy Page and Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top). Somehow they work nicely together (maybe those 2 should do a duet album some day). I should also mention that this song switches keys half way from the key of G to C – so you’ll learn how to switch from the G minor pentatonic scale to the C minor pentatonic scale. MP3 jam track, tablature, and extra video content available to premium members.
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love this one Brian, really enjoying the way you teach mate, regards from a rainy Cambridge UK
Thanks for another great lesson. Sometimes I get a good grasp on the lesson within the week before the next one comes out but I’ve kind of lagged behind on the last few. I suppose it’s good to know what I have to keep working on.
gonna be fun! thanks brian
Nice one Brian, thanks.
Great lesson. Thanks.
Hi Brian
Thanks for the tutorials that you put together which make them so inviting and intresting to learn to play them.
I have a request of you please ,could you put together a tutorial on how to play GUITAR BOOGIE in the Key of E in the first position and the rest of the instrumental which seems to go all over the fret board i wolud love to learn to play this piece as it seems to have all the elements crossing over from the Major to Minor scales
Thanks and Have A Good Day (Tractor )
Great lessons as usual.I enjoy all your good work,even that i often be behind.
Keep your marvellous work up.
Good day from Salzburg
G/Day，Brian am new @ your site and enjoying every lesson wish I had discovered Active Meoody earlier, but I am with Tactor please give us guitar boogi full solo , would love love to learn a complete solo. Thanks mate
brian everythings ok exited site and went back in all is well sound is working
hello brian i can not get any audio from the 2nd and third video , have you had anyone else experience this problem thank you
this one is pretty cool! Really like it a lot. Thanks!
Having a LOT of fun with this. Sounds kind of Black Crowes-y to me, which is pretty logical because I think if were to put Billy Gibbons and Jimmy Page in a blender, the result wouldn’t be a million miles from Rich Robinson.
More, more more!
Talking of the Black Crowes, a lesson on Country/Southern Rock Rhythm & Lead in Open G tuning would be cool.
Hey Brian, thanks for another great lesson. I like what you do because I can take your idea of playing a lick or progression and make it my own. I have developed at least two songs from your lessons. You are a great teacher, may God’s blessings be upon you always.
Brian, what guitar pedal or tone are you using in this lesson EP062?