7 Free Lessons That'll Change How You Play Guitar

(Most players miss at least one of them)

After 45 years of teaching, I can usually spot what's holding a player back within five minutes. It's almost always one of these seven things. I put together a free video lesson for each — delivered to your inbox over the next week.

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Guitar Soloing

Adding Chromatic Passing Tones to Your Guitar Solos

Once you’ve got a pentatonic scale under your fingers and you’re starting to build phrases with it, the next step in your guitar solo lessons…

Blues Soloing

Double Stop Blues: A Cool Blues Riff Using Doublestops

Double stops are one of the easiest ways to make your blues soloing sound bigger without adding any complexity to your fretting hand. You’re just…

Blues Scale

Chromatic Passing Notes: Add Color to Your Blues Guitar Solos

Your pentatonic scale has five notes. The fretboard has twelve notes per octave. What about those other seven notes? Most guitar players treat them like…