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Learn a Harmonized Blues Scale – Easy and Fun! My inspiration for this column is from Rich Severson, guitarist, and host of GuitarCollege.com. Rich is one of the smoothest jazz
YouTube and the internet could be considered the golden age for guitar and music instruction –– so much content for no cost-but where do you start? Justin Guitar For all
There’s a lot to learn from this tune by Death Cab for Cutie. A link to the video is below for reference. I’m not going to teach the song –
Let’s go to the videotape! For this column, I made two short videos demonstrating “free playing” over a loop of GMaj7 – Dmaj7, the main Ventura Highway chord progression. In
Steve Shelton explains how to pick up our guitars and immediately start shredding along with the famous song “Ventura Highway.”
Start With a Major or Minor Third In my last post, we looked at “Brown Eyed Girl,” a song where intervals of major or minor thirds played from the key
Expand your soloing by learning the concept behind this classic riff. You’ve heard lots of songs with guitars playing melodies or solos not just on single strings, but in two
The Hendrix Chord: E7#9 Lots of guitarists call the 7#9 chord – the “Hendrix” chord, after the legendary Jimi Hendrix who employed it often, but you can really hear it
Lots of students learn scales and can get them running up and down in short order. Arpeggios are key notes from scales that are used to play the harmony of
Let’s take a break from all that chord chemistry and talk about something practical (and musical) when playing with another guitarist or keyboard player. I’ve found that if guitarists each
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