Billy Gibbons Guitar Licks: Chromatic Double Stops (Part 2)
Part 1 taught you the foundation. Now we’re building the texture. Billy Gibbons doesn’t just play chords or single notes. He plays diads — that’s…
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Adding Bass Notes to Your Strumming: The Boom-Strum Technique
Plain strumming sounds fine. Strumming with targeted bass notes sounds like you’ve been playing for years. It’s one of those upgrades to your strumming patterns…
Tony Iommi Guitar Licks: The Root Six Pentatonic Climb (Part 2)
Boys and girls, we’re back with Tony Iommi, and this time we’re looking at something that’s become his signature move: the root-six pentatonic climb. This…
How to Be a Better Lead Guitar Player
Every guitar player who learns their scales eventually hits the same wall: “I know the patterns, but my solos still don’t sound like music.” If…
Jimi Hendrix Guitar Licks: One-String Scale Runs (Part 2)
Now we’re getting into the fancy stuff, boys and girls. In Part 1, we learned how Jimi built that foundation with the E pentatonic bass…
Rock This Riff In 12 Bar Blues
Playing rhythm doesn’t mean just strumming chords up and down. You already know that. A good rhythm part has movement, texture, personality. It sits in…