this video sticks with the recurring theme of metal madness…downstrokes, alternate picking, octave jumps, and other random slices of info.

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leadguitartactics.com Fingerstyle guitar lessons. Learn to play like Chet Atkins. These fingerstyle guitar exercises will get you started in this style. Great for beginners too!

leadguitartactics.com Fingerstyle guitar lessons. Learn to play like Chet Atkins. These fingerstyle guitar exercises will get you started in this style. Great for beginners too!

www.creativeguitarstudio.com Andrew Wasson of Creative Guitar Studio answers a viewers question… Q: There is a guitar soloing technique called Octaves that I know Santatna, Hendrix and Wes Montgomery have all used in their music. My problem is I cant seem to get Octaves to work in my own playing. Can you do a lesson about octaves? I would like to know the best shapes and a few ways that they can be used for playing basic melody, as well as, during improvised soloing work. Bryce Minneapolis, MN. USA A: Thanks for writing in. Octaves are a very cool technique that will really beef up the tone of a melody line, compared to only playing on a single-note. Once we add in an octave we not only generate a second note of the same tonal name but we get the added punch of two pitches on different diameter string sets of the guitar. Its really this thickening of the sound that sets the octave effect apart from practically any other interval combination we can establish on the neck. The complete lesson article for this video will be available on the Creative Guitar Studio website shortly. Follow me on Twitter for lesson posting announcements: twitter.com ____________________________________ Andrew’s Official Q & A Guitar Blog Website: www.andrewwasson.com Andrew’s “Video GuitarBlog” YouTube Channel www.youtube.com The Creative Guitar Studio Website: www.creativeguitarstudio.com Follow Andrew on Blogspot: creativeguitarstudio.blogspot.com Follow on Twitter for new lesson …

Hi Eveyone, This is my version of BB King’s “The Thrill is Gone”using a backing track. I’m playing with my 1990 FenderTelecaster(massive tone) and like my previous songs i’m playing through my “Epiphone Valve Jr.’” (natural “tube”sound). Also, like my previous song “Stormy Monday” i’m using my “Zoom G-1″ guitar effects pedal on the b-4 setting.I listen to Hendrix, Robert Johnson, Albert King, Buddy Guy John Lee Hooker,Freddie King, Muddy Waters,Lightning Hopkins, and Stevie Ray. Also, Neil Young, and Santana. Thanks Joey Vaughan “World Blues Attack”

Hi everyone! I’m playing “the Blues” to a backing track I found on Youtube. I’m using my PRS Single cut with humbuckers(massive sound). Also, some sort of echo that my daughter thought sounded cool from my Zoom G-2. Epiphone Valve Jr.natural tube amp. sound! Blues “society” forever! I did really “feel it” toward the middle of the song. I’m hoping that you “blues listeners” out there can feel it too! It’s really fun to play the electric guitar! Thanks to everyone for taking the time in your busy lives to listen to me. Especially my pals at The Free Blues Club in Poland! Thanks again Joey Vaughan “World Blues Attack”

This time a horizontal one.

This is my rendition of the classic blues song “Stormy Monday” by T.Bone Walker(real good). Electric Blues Guitar.Gary Moore backing track.1990 American Standard Fender Telecaster.Massive sound.Natural tube amp sound. If anyone is taking guitar lessons, this song will teach you how to link the pentatonic scale together. These amazing butt kicking tight licks are easy after much repetitive practice. I like the greats including Clapton and BB King,Duane Allman, Dickey Betts Doc Watson and the “toe to toe” best Stevie Ray Vaughan(SRV)! Would be happy to share my knowledge of technique with beginners.Hey, learn some improvisation and have some fun and maybe someday you will be in Rolling Stone’s best or top 100 hot guitar players! People be the best you can ever be!Be popular! Spread the news! And of course we know that the ladies don’t skirt guitar players, They love them up! Learning is fun. So get off your camel get on your legs rear up and get out your tele! Whipping post not needed!! Find your hidden talent and your most popular riff!Men get out your whiskey juggs pour yourself a couple shots smile and pose for the camera! Good luck! Rock on Poland!! Thanks Again Joey Vaughan “World Blues Attack”. Album and concert information forthcoming!!

www.rhythmguitarzero2hero.com Welcome to our acoustic guitar lessons for beginners! In the previous video I gave you a brief introduction to finger picking and in this lesson I’ll show you 3 cool patterns. Finger picking is a great technique and it will help you learn acoustic guitar for sure. It also sounds awesome. In the next video I’ll show you a few more patterns. If you’re a beginner and looking for step by step guitar instructions then feel free to drop by our site and sign up for some free lessons. Happy picking!