Jimi Hendrix Guitar Licks: The String Stretch in E (Part 3)
Alright, boys and girls, we’re at the final chapter of Jimi’s “Voodoo Child” masterclass. You’ve learned the bass riff. You’ve conquered the one-string runs. Now…
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Sharp Dressed Man Chords – ZZ Top Rhythm Guitar
Sharp Dressed Man is one of those ZZ Top tracks that sounds bigger than it should. Billy Gibbons recorded it as a three piece —…
Inverted Fourths on Guitar: The Secret Behind Smoke on the Water
Ever wonder why the Smoke on the Water riff sounds so distinctive? It’s not a standard power chord. It uses something called an inverted fourth…
How to Use Arpeggios in Blues Guitar
An arpeggio is just notes out of the chord — any chord. You can draw an arpeggio from any chord you’ve got under your fingers,…
How to Set Up a Guitar for Slide (Action, Strings & Tunings)
There are a few things on your guitar that you want to adjust differently when you’re playing slide, so in this lesson we’re going to…
Guitar Practice Routine for Beginners (What to Practice and How)
The number one question I get from beginner students isn’t about chords or scales. It’s “what should I actually be practicing?” And I get it.…