I've had so many Warren Haynes requests lately that I had to try and put together a lesson with some of his signature licks. I was very hesitant to do it at first because he's such a fantastic guitar player that I wasn't sure if I could pull something together that did his style any justice. I feel like this is a decent interpretation of his style (although not as much overdrive as he would probably use). I had a great time with this one and will probably create a follow-up if there's enough … [Read more...]
Classic Rock Style Guitar Lesson – EP062
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 … [Read more...]
SRV (Stevie Ray Vaughan) Style Texas Shuffle Blues Guitar Lesson in A – EP061
This is a Stevie Ray Vaughan inspired shuffle that can be played on either electric or acoustic guitar (electric preferred). I’m using a Boss BD-2 pedal with overdrive at around 40% to get the tone. This lesson is intended for intermediate players, but I always encourage beginners to try because at a minimum you’ll be able to pick up a few new licks. … [Read more...]
Chuck Berry Solo Guitar Lesson – EP060
Chuck Berry is most famous for his double string solos – giving him a much fatter tone and more of a rhythmic quality. This lesson is full of Chuck Berry style double string solo licks which I hope you will learn and incorporate them into your own playing. Also, a great video to watch is called “Hail Hail Rock N Roll” which has Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Robert Cray, and Chuck playing Chuck Berry songs – a must watch for guitar players! … [Read more...]
Mark Knopfler Rhythm and Lead Guitar Lesson – EP059
In this lesson, learn to play a Mark Knopfler inspired guitar part (both rhythm and lead). I realize that Mark Knopfler plays 3 finger style and doesn't use a pick. I'm not showing his technique in this lesson but showing how he would approach the notes (i.e. his phrasing). I might also recommend 2 albums of his that are must haves - "Sailing To Philadelphia" and "Ragpicker's Dream". Another classic is "Neck and Neck" with Chet Atkins. … [Read more...]
Muddy Waters, Jimi Hendrix Guitar Lesson – Voodoo Blues – EP058
This lesson is a combination of Jimi Hendrix style heavy blues lead mixed with a Muddy Waters style blues, played together. This is intended to be played on electric guitar with overdrive although you can do most of this on acoustic (if that's all you have). For the overdrive tone, I'm using a Fulltone OCD pedal. … [Read more...]
Chet Atkins Finger Style (Blues) Guitar Lesson – EP057
This is an original composition that has several Chet Atkins licks incorporated into a bluesy format and can be played on acoustic or electric guitar. If you’re new to fingerstyle playing (without a pick) and have always wanted to learn, this would be a great lesson to start with. It will be slow at first and even frustrating, but just stick with it and don’t try to play it fast – just try to be accurate. … [Read more...]
Electric Blues Lead Guitar Lesson in C – Clapton, Gary Moore, Stevie Ray Vaughan influence – EP056
I wasn’t 100% sure what to title this lesson when I recorded it, but after I listened to the final recording I realized that there are 3 primary influences in this. Clapton, Gary Moore, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. I’m nowhere near any of those guys, but they certainly have influenced my playing through the years. You should always try to pick up things from other players and incorporate it into your own playing. My guitar tone in this lesson is a very heavy overdriven sound – something that … [Read more...]
Jazzy Blues Lead Guitar Lesson – Big Band Style – EP051
In this lesson you'll learn how to play a jazzy / bluesy guitar lead in the key of A. Something that you might hear an artist like Brian Setzer play. This has a big-band feel and would sound great with a horn section. … [Read more...]
Freddie King Style Blues Guitar Lesson – EP050
After listening to several hours of Freddie King instrumentals, I came up with this little 12 bar blues (in B) that I feel is a fair representation of some of Freddie's more common licks / approaches to playing blues. Freddie always sounds completely effortless, but you'll find that there is a lot of sweat that goes into some of these licks! I'm not saying that to discourage though, throughout the videos in this lesson, I'll break it down in detail so that even a beginner can accomplish most … [Read more...]
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