2 Octave A Mixolydian
This video will look at 2 Octave A mixolydian. This scale is used a lot in blues. Compared to the Ionian mode or major scale, the seventh degree is flattened. Compare ...
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Pull-Off Exercise 1
A pull-off is an essential rock guitar technique that will help our playing flow and help us to increase speed. We use the left hand to play a note without picking it wi...
26 miles 4 Preps A section26 Miles The Four Preps - "26 Miles" is a famous song by the 1950s and 1960s pop band The Four Preps. It has reached number two on the Billboard Hot 100 and n...
A7 chord
Here is an A7 chord. Just like the Am and A chords, the 5th string is played open. Next, you place your 1st finger on the 2nd fret of the fourth string, the 3rd string is played op...
Losing My Religion REM A section slow
Losing My Religion R.E.M. Now we have the A section of "Losing My Religion" by R.E.M. played slowly. Again 4 chords and one two measure strumming pa...
Cadd9 Chord
This is a full open Cadd9 chord (C add ninth chord). It's a useful chord shape and has been used in countless rock songs. We're using five strings and four fingers of the left h...
Em chord
In this video, you will learn how to play the Em chord. You will only need two fingers for this chord so it should be simple! The Em chord is a 6 string chord so you will be playin...
Let it Be Beatles A section
"Let It Be" by the Beatles was released in March 1970. The song has four chords, an C, G, Am, and F. As the original version of the song has only piano we have m...
Cm7 chord
This is a Cm7 chord. A minor 7 chord contains the root, b3rd, 5th, and b7th degrees of the scale. In this case, in the key of C, we have the notes C, Eb, G, and Bb. You take your ...
Rock 'n' Roll Riff - full track
Rock 'n' Roll riff - This is a classic, must-know rock guitar riff and has been used in many rock 'n' roll songs. It's an ideal riff to learn if you are a be...