Guitar Stuffs

In this tutorial, Tony Lee will teach "Still Got the Blues", by Gary Moore. Tony will introduce the song, then talk about gear and tone before launching into the clean rhythm parts: intro, chorus, verse, bridge, and the parts under the solos. Then it's on to the lead parts (guitar 2): the fills in the intro, verse, and bridge, then all the epic soloing. We'll conclude with a full performance, then do 2 jam alongs.

Mike will show you the slightly overdriven electric guitar layer in this song that handles both the rhythm and leads. The groove in this song is the Bo Diddley beat, which is a kind of clave (clah-vey) beat. The progression is essentially a 2 chord vamp (or groove) that repeats with a call & response riff between the vocals and the guitar. It gets played throughout the tune, both muted and wide open, with some cool leads thrown in for good measure.

Anders will teach you all the fantastic rock guitar playing in this tune. First there's the call & response based main riff, then a rocking rhythm guitar part, then a slide solo followed by a standard blues-rock licks solo.

Douglas will show you the power of a simple chord progression mixed with great story telling. This tutorial takes the original song parts played on piano and applies it to guitar so you can play along with the original recording, the backing track in this tutorial, or on your own solo as a single guitar performance.

In this set of lessons, Tony Lee will teach "Black Hole Sun", by Soundgarden. Tony will talk about the song and the gear and tones, then break down the intro parts before teaching the verse. The chorus guitars follow, then the rhythm for the solo and the massive solo itself. We'll learn the last chorus and outro, then do full and single guitar play along performances. We'll finish up with a jam along where you take over.

'Semi-Charmed Life' as made famous by Third Eye Blind is a 90s classic that features a catchy riff and some cool guitar layering.

Ready for the race? Get into overdrive and learn the Commander Cody version of the rockabilly classic, Hot Rod Lincoln. This song really chugs along, an uptempo old style rock 'n' roll tune with all sorts of licks and fun car effects on guitar. Start your engines!

Henrik is going to show you how to play the classic song driven forward by it's classic beat, the Bo Diddley beat. It has just one guitar, but it is an essential guitar part that has influenced countless of songs and is still being incorporated into modern day music..

Mike will show you the 2 guitars in this song. Guitar 1 is a crunch guitar that plays rhythm guitar throughout the song. Guitar 2 is the lead guitar that digs into some scorching licks in the solo section.

Mike will show you the 2 guitars in this song. Guitar 1 is a crunch guitar that plays rhythm guitar throughout the song. Guitar 2 is the lead guitar that digs into some blistering licks throughout.

In this set of lessons, Henrik Linde will teach "Back Door Man", by Willie Dixon. Henrik will introduce the song and go over the gear and tones, then dive into the funky main electric riff. Next on the agenda is the slide guitar part, then we'll move on to the very cool solo. Henrik will give some advice on bends and vibrato before we do full performance and single guitar play alongs; we'll top it all off with a jam along.

Mike will show you the 2 electric guitars in this song. Guitar 1 is a rhythm guitar that lays down a steady foundation for the tune. Guitar 2 is an effected crunch guitar that adds a melodic layer to the tune.

Mike will show you the 2 guitar layers in this song. Guitar 1 is a crunch rhythm guitar playing aggressive power chords. Guitar 2 is a lead guitar that digs into some tasty licks and melodies throughout. A capo placed on the first fret is required to play this song.

“Josie” as made famous by Steely Dan is an iconic 70s classic rock song with laid-back funky groove using two clean electric guitars in a dynamic arrangement.

Tom Finch will show you all the guitar parts that make this song an iconic classic from legend Carlos Santana. From the chord comping to the percussive soloing, it's all here!

Tom will show you the basic rhythm guitar parts as well as short solos in the style of three great players: BB King, Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

In this song tutorial, Henrik Linde will teach "Baby, Please Don't Go", as made famous by Muddy Waters. Henrik will open with a song introduction and a look at the gear and tone, then launch in with the main guitar lick that plays off the vocals. Next up is the short but sweet solo, then the rhythm guitar part that's underneath the solo. We'll do full and single guitar performances, then you'll take over in the jam along.

“Skinny Jim” as made famous by Eddie Cochran is a classic early rock tune that features some rockabilly, blues, and country swing guitar approaches.

“Ruby Tuesday” as made famous by The Rolling Stones is a classic tune with a basic chord progression played on an acoustic guitar and fleshed out by an orchestral arrangement.

Mike will show you the 3 guitars in this song. Guitar 1 is an acoustic guitar that lays a steady strumming foundation for the tune. Guitar 2 is a clean electric guitar that adds some strums and arpeggiations to help build the arrangement. Guitar 3 is a crunch electric guitar that plays some vibey lead guitar.