Thursday, August 9th, 2012
Simple triads offer some of the most grand riff possibilities (as the great Eric Johnson has shown us). This week’s video tip dives into how we can use these great little riffs in our own playing.
Simple triads offer some of the most grand riff possibilities (as the great Eric Johnson has shown us). This week’s video tip dives into how we can use these great little riffs in our own playing.
Spice up your blues playing with these classic blues double stop licks! Learn a couple of great licks that are “gig-ready” and can be immediately added to your own blues playing.
Wouldn’t it be great if you could use the same chords you already know to get fresh new sounds? Taking familiar chords that use open strings and moving them around on the guitar neck creates great sounding new chords. And the best part is you don’t need to learn a new chord shape! Download a [...]
Don’t just learn one new chord! Learn how to manipulate one chord shape to create chords all over the neck. Plus, find some great rock rhythm chord patterns along the way!
Here’s a fingerstyle arrangement of the classic Christmas song “Away in a Manger.” Download the sheet music and TAB here: AwayInAManger.pdf Have fun working it out playing it for friends and family over the holidays!