How To Perform Trills
A trill is performed by quickly hammering on and pulling off two notes. It’s usually represented by a “tr” and a squiggle line like… Read More »How To Perform Trills
Kenny Mann
Have You Ever Seen The Rain Chords And Lyrics
Here’s a nice, easy song to add to your set list. This version is perfect for a one man band or one for the entire… Read More »Have You Ever Seen The Rain Chords And Lyrics
Open E Tuning
Some songs that use open E: “Bo Diddley” by Bo Diddley “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” and “Gimme Shelter” by The Rolling Stones “Prodigal Son” also from… Read More »Open E Tuning
Guitar Tapping Basics
Tapping is the technique used by Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai, Kirk Hamett, and so on.. It involves hammering on the fretboard with a finger… Read More »Guitar Tapping Basics
Chord Leading
Chords have a mind of their own in the context of a song. In any given key, certain chords are much better at following the previous… Read More »Chord Leading
Here Without You ( unplugged version) by Three Doors Down
Difficulty: Easy Intro The tab may look much more difficult than it really is. You will just be playing an Am, F, and G for the… Read More »Here Without You ( unplugged version) by Three Doors Down
Guitar Slides: The Beginner’s Guide
Slides are a basic guitar technique that you’ll find in every style of music. A slide is just what it sounds like: sliding your finger either up,… Read More »Guitar Slides: The Beginner’s Guide
Slide Guitar Muting
In this lesson we’re going to talk about muting when playing slide guitar. There’s two ways to mute when playing slide guitar: with the left… Read More »Slide Guitar Muting
Slide Guitar FAQ
“Which slide should I use?” There are basically two types of slides: metal and glass. Glass is great for sustain. The heavier the glass the… Read More »Slide Guitar FAQ
Five Songs That Forever Changed Electric Guitar
Electric Guitar Hasn’t Been The Same Since… It’s a rare occurrence when a single song changes everything, but I’m going to list five songs that forever changed… Read More »Five Songs That Forever Changed Electric Guitar