C Major 7 Arpeggio - D Form
C Major 7 Arpeggio - D Form. This form comes from the D chord shape and is a little tricky as it doesn't fall as nicely under the fingers as the E form, but don'...
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Alternate Picking Exercise 2
Alternate picking is the use of downstrokes and upstrokes in alternation when playing single notes. This essential rock guitar will allow us to play faster. Thi...
Torn to Shreds III - full track
Blues Scale Melody - Here you'll learn an original melody based on the blues scale. Most of the notes used in this melody are found in the E blues scale at t...
Augmented Triads
This time Larry explains to you that you can also use your Augmented Triads over a minor chord. In this case, we are still in the key of A minor and will use a C Augmented ...
Django Reinhardt Style Rhythmic Example 3
Django Reinhardt Style comping - Here is another great example on how to accompany in a traditional jazz gypsy style where there is a lot more goin...
Slides
This exercise will help you to develop your slides (also called glissando). Slides are an essential rock guitar technique that will help our playing flow and help us to increase spee...
The Devlins Waiting A section slow
Waiting The Devlins Chords Lesson - Now you will learn the A section to the song " Waiting" slowly. "Waiting" is a song written by the Irish rock band the...
John Legend All of Me C section
All of Me C section - "All of Me" by John Legend is a song from his album "Love in the Future." In this video, we'll only play the C section of the song. We...
Hotel California Eagles A sectionHotel California The Eagles - "Hotel California" is considered the be the most famous recording of the Eagles. "Hotel California" is also the title tra...
Rhythm Changes B Section Improvisation Example 8
B section of Rhythm Changes - A more linear approach to playing through the bridge section but still outlining the 3rds and 7ths fantastical...