In this MicroLesson (ML021), you'll learn how to play the minor chord voicings up the neck of the guitar. This is very useful when playing rhythm as it gives you variety. You can also target these chord voicings when playing lead to create a more melodic sound. … [Read more...]
MicroLesson: 020 – Classic R&B (Rhythm & Blues) Guitar Lesson
In this MicroLesson (ML020), you'll learn how to play a classic R&B style rhythm on guitar. I'll show you an easy to remember box for playing blues lead fill licks along with the rhythm part. … [Read more...]
MicroLesson: 017 – Folk, Bluegrass Rhythm Guitar Lesson
In this MicroLesson (ML017), you'll learn how to play a classic bluegrass rhythm pattern. This includes picking out a simple melody line, while strumming the rhythm. You'll play the same pattern (down, down, up) throughout the whole thing with your right hand. … [Read more...]
MicroLesson: 014 – Easy Blues Guitar Lesson (2 Chords)
In this MicroLesson (ML014), you'll learn a slow and easy blues composition that can be played on acoustic or electric guitar. This alternates back and forth between an A and a D chord. You'll learn how to play those chords in different voicings and will learn a few fill licks as well. … [Read more...]
MicroLesson: 012 – Fun Rhythm Guitar Lesson (Bo Diddley Influence)
In this MicroLesson (ML012), learn how to play a fun rhythm pattern in this Bo Diddley inspired rhythm guitar lesson. … [Read more...]
MicroLesson: 005 – 1, 4, 5 Progression Using E Chord Shape
In this MicroLesson, I'll show you how to play a 1, 4, 5 chord progression using the E chord shape. I've also included some fill licks to get you thinking about how to improvise lead over this progression. … [Read more...]
MicroLesson: 004 – Rhythm Variations on a C chord
In this MicroLesson I'll show you 2 rhythm variations that you can use with a C chord. … [Read more...]
MicroLesson: 002 – Chord Variations in A
In this MicroLesson, I'll show you 2 patterns that you can use up the neck of the guitar to create chord variations in the key of A. This uses the A Mixolydian Scale. … [Read more...]
