G & Em Chord Progressions
When a song is in the key of G major, the Em chord will seamlessly intertwine with the tonic. Remember, ”Tonic” is just a fancy… Read More »G & Em Chord Progressions
When a song is in the key of G major, the Em chord will seamlessly intertwine with the tonic. Remember, ”Tonic” is just a fancy… Read More »G & Em Chord Progressions
Dominant 7th chords are another favorite of blues players everywhere. They are labeled with a 7. For example, C7. Our first version of the 7th… Read More »Blues Chords: The Dominant 7th
You can use the variations that I’ll show you in this lesson to substitute the common open C chord. These chords can add color to… Read More »Variations Of The Open C Chord
All of these chords can substitute any of the I, IV, V chord found in blues. For example you can substitute E9 for E… Read More »24 Ways To Play The Dominant 9th Chord
In this slide guitar lesson we’re going to work on single note vibrato. The vibrato can separate bad slide playing from good, so it’s something… Read More »Single Note Vibrato
Bob Dylan reportedly refused to play his song “All Along The Watchtower” anymore at concerts after hearing Hendrix’s soaring version. “It’s his song now” said… Read More »Hendrix: “All Along The Watchtower” Solo 1
For this session I’ve created an easy composition that we’ll call “Easy Does It”. It will allow you to practice three to four different parts… Read More »Easy Does It – Jam Session
In 1973, after recovering from a heroin addition, Johnny Winter released the album “Still Alive And Well”. The first track is a fiery version of… Read More »Johnny Winter “Rock Me Baby”
Popular music of the United States in the 1960s became innately tied up into causes, opposing certain idea. This trend took place in a tumultuous… Read More »Classic Rock Of The 60s
Today we’ll discuss how to make yourself a well rounded practice routine. The Basics Notes On The Fretboard Chart Notes On The Fretboard Tab Fret/Note Charts Chords… Read More »Acoustic Guitar Practice Tips