Learn guitar the fun way! Play your favorite songs and riffs through my proven method.
Live tomorrow: learn songs and solos faster on guitar
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Hey Reader, Tomorrow night I’m going live on YouTube for a lesson called: How to Learn Songs and Solos Faster on Guitar A lot of guitar players get stuck because they keep starting over from the beginning when trying to learn a song or solo. In this live lesson, I’ll show you a much better way to approach it by breaking the music into sections, working a few bars at a time, and connecting what you’ve already learned before moving on. I’ll also be using a couple Eagles examples along the way, including:
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed trying to learn a full song or solo, this should really help. You’ll also have a chance to ask questions live during the session! Thursday at 7:00 PM Central Watch here: Learn Songs and Solos Faster on Guitar If you can’t attend live, the replay will be available on YouTube. Hope to see you there. Tony PS - hey, if you want an online 1:1 guitar lesson to help you improve at whatever struggles you are working on, I have a deal for you! Check it out here: Guitar Master |
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Learn guitar the fun way! Play your favorite songs and riffs through my proven method.
Hey Reader, This week we’re looking at “The Pass” by Rush. This is a moderate-level lesson, but don’t let that scare you off. A lot of the song sits in a comfortable place on the guitar, and once you get the feel of the changes, it starts to come together pretty naturally. What I like about this one is how much emotion is in the parts without needing anything overly flashy. It’s a good tune for working on clean chord movement, timing, and keeping the rhythm steady. Take it slow at first and...
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Hey Reader, This week’s lesson is built around 5 classic riffs that are great for more than just learning the song. We’re looking at parts from “Dreamline,” “Life in the Fast Lane,” “Lights,” “Breakdown,” and “Closer to the Heart.” Each riff gives your hands something useful to work on. Alternate picking, string skipping, timing, and overall fretboard control all show up in a musical way. That’s what I like about practicing riffs like these. You’re not just running an exercise. You’re...