Why Georgia by John Mayer
This is a challenging riff played fingerstyle. Fret hand… Picking hand… Here are the suggested fingerings: Download The Guitar Tab For “Why Georgia” Complete Transcription… Read More »Why Georgia by John Mayer
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Double Stop Primer
What Are Double-Stops? A double-stop refers to the technique of playing two notes simultaneously. Double-stops are a great way to spice up your soloing or… Read More »Double Stop Primer
Rebel Yell by Billy Idol
Main Riff There are two guitars in the main riff. Here’s what they sound like together: Guitar 1 Guitar 2 Riff Resources… Read More »Rebel Yell by Billy Idol
Beginner Strumming Lesson 4
The Exercise A quarter note is a note that represents the duration of one beat. In other words, it gets one beat. It looks like… Read More »Beginner Strumming Lesson 4
Contracting Turnaround
Make the bend up to the 10 at the start nice and smooth. The bend should start at 8 on beat 1 and arrive at 10 on the next… Read More »Contracting Turnaround
We Will Rock You by Queen
This is the famous solo at the tail end of We Will Rock You by Queen. Use your volume control to fade in the note… Read More »We Will Rock You by Queen
Caught Up In You by .38 Special
Verse The verse contains two guitar parts. Here’s what they sound like together: Guitar 1 Guitar 1 uses power chords with palm-muted single notes in… Read More »Caught Up In You by .38 Special