Invite to the most recent installation of Chord by Chord, a series designed to construct your understanding of consistency and the fretboard. In the last lesson, I taught you how to move from the I to the V in the key of E major. This time, I’ll reveal you a brand-new minor chord, F# m. […]

If you’ve listened to some traditional Memphis soul– Sam & Dave, Otis Redding, and so on– there’s a specific way of playing balanced tunes on the guitar that you have actually most definitely heard. It’s a sweet, stirring noise, made by playing melodies in parallel sixths. In this Weekly Exercise video with Paul Geller, you’ll […]

Acoustic guitars are some of the most popular instruments on the planet, and there’s a reason for that! It’s since they’re extremely versatile. In this video, we’ll be taking a look at 8 acoustic guitar builders who have actually changed the way these instruments sound. ★ What kind of guitar gamer are you? How should […]

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Invite to the most current installment of Chord by Chord, a series designed to construct your understanding of harmony and the fretboard. In previous lessons, I revealed you how to transition from the I to the V in the keys of C, G, and A major. This time, I’ll show you how to do the […]

This song, and 5 others are taught in my Memphis Minnie ebook. https://www.daddystovepipe.com/memphis-minnie-ebook.php Open G tuning, capo second fret I’m playing Minnie’s accompaniment on a 1927 Supertone. Do listen to the initial “lightnin’ fast” variation of Minnie and Joe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zB5PNy9u9yY Related Video Posts How to Add Bass Lines to your Blues Chord Progressions – Mississippi […]

For more details from the source site of this video please see: http://secretguitarteacher.com/youtube/beginner/acoustic/Zs4oFM9MqIc/82959935-texas-blues-vs1.php Excellent tune blending lead and rhythm. Sounds clever but easy to find out. Here’s completion result versus the Backing Track. Very first look at chords If you do not currently know these three then stop briefly the video and practice them Play […]

In AG’s ongoing series of simple tunes, singer-songwriter Maurice Tani teaches his arrangement of the classic “Let Me Call You Sweetheart,” popularized by Pat Boone, Fats Domino, Valerie Carter and Linda Ronstadt, and others. You can see the sheet music in the May/June 2021 problem of AG or at https://bit.ly/3vIMlRQ. Related Video Posts How to […]

Guideline # 1: Don’t call it guitar practice. I’m serious. Start calling it “guitar playing.” Here’s why … Playing stimulates fun, discovery, and pleasure. Practice can conjure up some nasty associations with time frame and exercising. Okay, now that you got that first mental reframe out of the way, let’s move into how you can […]

New york city– based jazz guitarist and writer teaches you how to fill the spaces in any chord-melody arrangement, using the old requirement “Negligent Love Blues” as an example. Make sure to follow in addition to the notation in the May/June 2021 problem of AG, also offered at acousticguitar.com. Related Video Posts How to Add […]