Here’s What You’ll Get

1. Fingerstyle Rock

Some of the very best rock artists used fingerstyle guitar in some of their very best songs. We’re talking titan acts such as The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Pink Floyd. And where would the musical landscape be without songs such as Dust In The Wind and Yesterday?

Fingerstyle brought out the best in them and now it can bring out the best in you!

With this course called “Fingerstyle Rock” I’ll reveal to you how to play some of the very best fingerstyle rock guitar songs.

With these lessons, you’ll dive deep into fingerstyle rock songs through the tab,  images, and multiple training videos for each song, and everything totally explained. Each lesson will include a  PDF download with all the tabs and music for each song. These lessons are as in-depth as you can get.

The following songs will be covered in our lessons:

• Landslide- Fleetwood Mac

• Dust In The Wind- Kansas

• Blackbird- The Beatles

• Dee- Randy Rhoads

• More Than Words- Extreme

• Goodbye Blue Sky- Pink Floyd

• Yesterday- The Beatles

• Stairway To Heaven- Led Zeppelin

• Crazy On You- Heart

• Silent Lucidity- Queensryche

• Babe, I’m Gonna Leave You-Led Zeppelin

• Nothing Else Matters- Metallica

• Fire And Rain by James Taylor

• You’ve Got A Friend by James Taylor

• The Boxer by Simon And Garfunkel

• Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright by Bob Dylan

• Fast Car by Tracy Chapman

• Imagine by John Lennon

• Because by The Beatles

• Let It Be by The Beatles

Sample Lesson…

Below is a sample lesson video from our “Goodbye Blue Sky” by Pink Floyd series of lessons. You’ll be able to download the music for the song in the member’s area.

These songs are time-tested. They are great songs that really show what the guitar is capable of. I’ve studied and learned from fingerstyle rock classics and now I’d like to share with you what I’ve discovered!

2. Campfire Coach

You’ll discover how to play 20 songs in all. I’ll show you how to play one-man-band arrangements of each song on the acoustic and how to sing the lead. You’ll find all the training you’ll need in order to play them at your next campfire.

The songs include:

• A Horse With No Name by America

• After Midnight by J.J. Cale

• Bad Moon Rising by CCR

• Blowin’ In The Wind by Bob Dylan

• Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison

• Can’t You See by Marshall Tucker Band

• Desperado by Eagles

• Free Fallin’ by Tom Petty

• Have You Ever Seen The Rain by CCR

• Hotel California by Eagles

• I Shall Be Released by Bob Dylan

• Into The Mystic by Van Morrison

• Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door by Bob Dylan

• Learning To Fly by Tom Petty

• Peaceful Easy Feeling by Eagles

• Redemption Song by Bob Marley

• Sittin’ On The Dock Of The Bay by Otis Redding

• Take It Easy by Eagles

• This Land Is Your Land by Woody Guthrie

• Three Little Birds by Bob Marley

3. Acoustic Guitar Secrets

If you’re like me, then you spend the most time with your handy acoustic than any other instrument in my collection. With this exclusive course, we’ll take a journey through the versatile acoustic guitar. You won’t find a course with this depth anywhere else.

• Discover new techniques
• Learn new songs to play
• Discover new acoustic styles
• Enjoy Over 45 lessons
• Learn at your own pace

Lesson And Topic Highlights Include…

Easy Everyday Fingerstyle Exercises

In this lesson, we’ll explore how you can incorporate fingerstyle techniques into your everyday playing.

Besides, who wants to have to search for a pick every time you pick up the guitar? Fingerstyle can be easy, fun, and convenient!

Crucial Chord Variations

Alter or add a single note of a chord to enhance your music. These chords mirror your standard chords and can serve as a substitute when you’re looking for something a little different.

Hidden Scales That Shadow Open Chords

Discover a world hidden deep within your regular, run-of-the-mill, open chords that will astound you! These hidden scale shapes allow you to easily create fills and musical passages on the fly without breaking a sweat. Shun the boredom of just “strumming it” and give your music deeper musical inflections.

Alternate Tunings

Explore exotic open tunings that will unleash your creativity and open a door to a world of music that you never thought possible. Be inspired by the rich timbre of open tunings such as open G, open D, and open E. Discover classic riffs and songs that use these unique tunings.

Touch Harmonics

If you already know how to play natural harmonics at the 5th, 7th, and 12th frets, then you’re ready to learn a technique called “touch harmonics” that allows you to play artificial harmonics anywhere. Get crystal clear on any fret- with any note. Truly incredible! In this video lesson, I’ll show you how to do it.

Four Barre Chords Every Acoustic Player Must Know

No matter which way you look at it, barre chords are unavoidable. The fact of the matter is that you won’t be able to play most songs without them. Here you’ll learn the four barre chord shapes that you must know in order to play 99% of all songs.

Are Strumming Patterns For The Birds?

Most people that have been playing a while don’t spend a lot of time studying strumming patterns. In reality, there are only so many ways to look at a song. The genre is the most important factor that, nine times out of ten, will dictate the style of the strumming.  If you know how to play the basic style of the genre, you’ll be able to “feel” your way through most songs.

Rhythm Trainer (Keeping Better Time)

In this lesson, you’ll discover some of the ways you can improve your rhythm or, in other words, your sense of time.

When you’re first starting to learn how to play, common problems arise when you’re playing along with a beat.

For example, when trying to strum along with a beat, many tend to drag (play behind the beat), rush (play ahead of the beat), or lack rhythmic consistency.

“Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door” Easy Open Chord Fills

Do you ever get bored by just strumming chords when playing a song? Do you feel that the songs you’re playing need something a little extra?

In this lesson, we’ll talk about how you can easily add musical phrases, or fills,  to common open chord strumming. I’ll show you just how to do it and then give you a real-world example with the song “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door”.

Chord Fragments

Take bits and pieces of chords to isolate ideas and bring out complex patterns that will enlighten your playing. Play along with fun exercises that will help you to see chords on the guitar in a brand new way.

Learning Continues!

Other lessons and topics include….

• Acoustic Drills
• Step By Step Alternating Bass
• Advanced Alternating Bass
• Alternate Picking Exercises
• Legato Technique Exercises
• Chord Families
• Chord Leading
• Commonly Used Barre Chords
• Variations Of An Open Chord
• Classical Fingerstyle
• Blues Fingerstyle
• One Man Band
• Creating Chord Progressions
• Singing And Strumming At The Same Time
• Using A Capo
• Playing With A Harmonica
• Walking Bass Lines For The Acoustic
• Natural And Touch Harmonics
• Getting The Most Of Chord/Lyric Sheets
• The Chromatic Ladder
• And Much More!

4. Chord Phrasing

Guitar players spend 95% of a song playing rhythm, yet very few can do more than strum along using basic chords.

Does that sound like you?

Playing just basic chords can, and will, get boring rather quickly. Not just for you, as a guitarist, but to your audience as well. Let’s face it, it’s a competitive world out there, and just getting by on basic strumming won’t get you very far.

Chord Phrasing Masterclass will show you how to take any chord progression and turn it into your own form of personal expression (Not just the same old up, down, up, down strumming). With Chord Phrasing Masterclass, you’ll take the chords of a song, plus notes associated with these chords, and create your own phrases. With Chord Phrasing Masterclass, you’ll discover a wider musical vocabulary at your fingertips that can greatly enhance, not only your playing but your appreciation of music. It truly adds more dimension to the guitar.

Lessons Include:

• The C Scale Shape (and how to use it with the C chord)
• Returning To C: The Importance Of The Root Note
• How To Spice Things Up When Strumming Open C
• The C Major Scale (foundation for relative minor, chord variations, and slash chords)
• The Relative Minor Of C
• Constructing Chords: Open C Chord Variations
• Slash Chords For Open C
• C, Am Chord Progressions
• C Shape Composition (Recap)
• The G Scale Shape (and how to use it with the G chord)
• Fun With The G Scale Shape (being creative with chordal fills)
• G Major Scale Shape
• The Relative Minor Of G
• Open G Chord Variations
• Slash Chords For Open G
• G, Em Chord Progressions (adds connector chord)
• G, C Chord Progressions
• G, C, Em Chord Progressions
• G Shape Recap
• The D Scale Shape (and how to use it with the D chord)
• Fun With The D Scale Shape
• D Major Scale Shape
• The Relative Minor For D
• Open D Chord Variations Test
• D Shape Recap
• The A Scale Shape
• Fun With The A Shape
• A Major Scale
• The Relative Minor For A
• Open A Chord Variations Test
• Open A Chord Variations Answers
• Slash Chords For Open A
• A Shape Recap
• The E Scale Shape
• Fun With The E Shape
• E Major Scale
• The Relative Minor For E
• Open E Chord Variations
• Slash Chords For E
• And more!

5. Acoustic Rock Top 2o

Includes 20 of the best acoustic rock songs:

• Complete Guitar Tab, Music Notation, and Backing Tracks
• The full band backing tracks without guitar and vocals
• Songs are in the original key
• Accurate note-for-note transcriptions
• Instant download- Satisfaction Guaranteed

Songs Include:

• A Day In The Life by The Beatles
• Ain’t No Sunshine by Bill Withers
• Angie by The Rolling Stones
• Babe I’m Gonna Leave You by Led Zeppelin
• Can’t You See by Marshall Tucker Band
• Crazy Little Thing Called Love by Queen
• Here Comes The Sun by The Beatles
• Hey You by Pink Floyd
• Hotel California by Eagles
• Margaritaville by Jimmy Buffet
• Melissa by The Allman Brothers Band
• Mother by Pink Floyd
• Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out by Eric Clapton
• Stairway To Heaven by Led Zeppelin
• Take It Easy by Eagles
• Tequila Sunrise by Eagles
• The Weight by The Band
• We Can Work It Out by The Beatles
• Wild Horses by The Rolling Stones
• Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd