Guitar Lessons/Tips/Advice

Once again this is another excellent lesson from Justin Sandercoe where he shows you how to combine Taps and Bends to build licks.

By Kirk Lorange Hi, fellow twanger. It's been a while since I've posted here. I'll try and get here more often to alert you to my latests lessons.

Acoustic Guitar Techniques begins on April 4th, 2011.

Here is another lesson from Next Level Guitar.

Stevie Snacks brings us this lesson in "call & answer" style rhythm originally played by artists like Muddy Waters and later adopted by Jimi Hendrix.

A basic level guitar lesson from Next Level Guitar.

This guitar lesson covers the basics of funk rhythm guitar - a style of playing popularized by such players as John Frusciante and Prince.

Dave Weiner brings you this lesson on how to develop your own guitar licks.

Justin Sandercoe teaches you a Static Root Blues lick, how to use it, and how to make up your own variations of it and improv with it.

Jeff Ross teaches electric blues slide guitar

Learn how to play the original album versions of Fleetwood Mac's greatest hits.

By Arlen Roth Almost all western and particularly American music is deeply rooted in either Blues, or Blues-related forms, such as Country and Western and early Jazz.

Another great lesson from Next Level Guitar in the style of Robert Johnson and Blind Boy Fuller.

A jazzy guitar exercise lesson to help with strum patterns and chord changes.

by Tom Hess Do you struggle with playing guitar fast? Is your lack of guitar speed making it difficult for you to express yourself fully as a musician?

This Lick of the Week from Shred Academy shows you how to play a fast run-down in E Minor - or more specifically in E Dorian Mode.

We'll be taking a break from bringing you the latest guitar news over the holidays, so we'll leave you with a series of more advanced guitar lessons to keep you busy until the news is back.

This is quite a comprehensive introduction to Arpeggios - what they are, how they are made, why you you should learn them and when to use them!

Learn the first position (box 1) of the E Minor Pentatonic Scale.

Stefan Schyga from LearnHowToPlayGuitar.com has kindly given us permission to present the following Latin improvisation along with the TAB and Sheet Music.

Back on November 30, I ran an article about The Steve Vai Guitar Techniques online course with Berkleemusic, however that article contained an error.

In this guitar lesson Marty Schwartz from Guitarjamz.com gives you a few tips on embellishing your blues playing, soloing, and improvisation.

Here is an email I received this morning from Lick Library: