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Guitar Lick of the Day

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A new guitar lick daily. With video and tab.

Guitar Theory Learn Music Theory on the Fretboard

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Learn about guitar theory. Applying music theory to the guitar fretboard. Scales, chords, chord progressions, modes and more. Taught by Desi Serna author of Fretboard Theory.

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Whats the Grade? A Scale To Live By

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Scale Junkie

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I’m a former Scale Junkie who knows all about scale obsession and still struggle with keeping the scale in its place. I blog about eating clean and healthy and making it a lifestyle change as well as the emotional aspects of my journey to lose 250 pound

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The Surrendered Scribe

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I'm a writer and public speaker residing in NE Ohio with my husband and two children. My heart is to encourager readers to find freedom through surrender. I know it has to start with me so I'm surrendering the good, the bad, and maybe one day, the

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Easy Blues Scales for Blues Guitar Musicians

People, Art and Entertainment | December 21st 2009 by bukiki dot com

Come and join us as we analyze the benefits of utilizing blues backing tracks to perfect and sharpen up your knowledge and skills for playing the blues. Blues music is one of the most passionate forms of music that is played on the guitar. Blues guit read more

Tip for 2009: Major vs Minor

Blues Guitar World | December 10th 2009 by James Stoddern

If you've ever wondered when you should be playing Major or Minor scales then this tip might help to put a bit of sparkle in your solos. For a standard 12 bar blues progression of (I - IV - V), I recommend the following approach. Whenever the (I) cho read more

Guitar Theory: Relative Minors

Blues Guitar World | December 1st 2009 by James Stoddern

In my previous article Minor vs Major, we briefly explored the use of the Major Scale over the I chord in your standard I-IV-V (1, 4, 5) blues progression. I had a lesson on Friday, during which my tutor revealed some interesting points about Relativ read more

Awesome (FREE) Guitar Scales Web Site

The Guitar Buzz | November 25th 2009

I am always on the lookout for new guitar related web sites. There are thousands of them out there and it’s a full time job keeping track of the new ones! While it’s true that any web site focused on the guitar will grab my interest, some read more

Are You an Intermediate Guitar Player Yet?

The Rock House Blog | November 17th 2009 by Curt

Guitar Intermediate Skills Overview Are You an Intermediate Player Yet? (For Electric or Acoustic Guitar) By John McCarthy Let’s see if you have what it takes to be called an “Intermediate Level Guitarist.” I put the following list toge read more

What is a pentatonic scale How to play pentatonic scale Posted B…

Geoff Lord s Blog | November 16th 2009 by Geoff Lord

Pentatonic piano scales are common in the neo-musical world and are used around the globe. These scales are developed with five notes and exist as two common types: major and minor pentatonic scales. The major pentatonic scale is commonly used and is read more

Jam Session 101l with C7sus2 Ebmaj7 Bb F; G7

Chord du Jour | November 6th 2009 by Ryan DeRamos

Here are some show/lesson/jam session notes for Jam Session 101l: This time, Ryan uses a capo on the third fret, so all fret numbers for this tab are relative to the capo: C7sus2 Ebmaj7 Cm7 Eb C7sus2 Bb F/A G7 g |-0---0----0------ read more

Theme and Variation

From the Woodshed | October 30th 2009 by Joe

I had a breakthrough on soloing this month. I'm starting to get past thinking about chord changes on a lot of the tunes I've been playing. I've learned them well enough that I can concentrate on melodic development and solo structure instead of playi read more

Video Guitar Lesson w/tab - Bending Exercises From John McCarthy

The Rock House Blog | October 29th 2009 by Curt

In this Video lesson with John, the creator of The Rock House Method system of learning, introduces those players who are yet familiar with bending. The following three riffs utilize different bending techniques in the context of a lead. Each riff us read more

Guitar Scale Exercises - Learning A Minor Pentatonic Scale

How To Guitar Tune | October 26th 2009 by Kyle

When you do a few guitar scale exercises before you practice, you really have the chance to loosen up those phalanges for the work that needs to be done. We all really just want to dive into the material at hand, but a few good guitar scale exercises read more

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Learn Guitar Quick – The Minor Pentatonic Scale

By Robert M. Matthews The name “pentatonic” comes from a couple of Greek words: “penta” – a prefix meaning five and “tonic” – which makes reference to a…

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The Blues Scale- C Minor Pentatonic – Blues Scale in C

Before we can play the blues, we have to understand how the blues are built. The scale is a little different, including “bent” or “blue” notes. On a piano you can hear the C minor pentatonic o…

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The minor pentatonic scale (Part III)

In this part I will show you an example of a bassline that uses the pentatonic scale over a minor progression. This won't sound that rockish/pentatonic because of the nature of the pregression. What I…

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The minor pentatonic scale (Part II)

Now that you know all the patterns of this scale in A, we can get deeper into its dynamics and learn to use it in different scenarios. To start off, I will teach you one 'shape' that has a really pent…

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The minor pentatonic scale (Part I)

Assuming that you have a previous knowledge of what a scale is, I'll try to explain how the minor pentatonic scale works and ways in which you can use it.The standard way of teaching scales is to put…

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How To Solo With The Minor Pentatonic Scale

The two pentatonic scales we use in guitar solos are the major pentatonic and the minor pentatonic scale. The major pentatonic scale has five notes - the root note, the second note, the third, fifth…

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