guitar instructional videos

In this new book, Aaron Stang guides guitar players through all the basic chords they need to begin playing their favorite songs. Plus, he unlocks the keys to simple music theory secrets that allow players to understand how chords and chord progressions function, getting them on the right track to figuring out the chords to popular songs. Topics in[Read More]

THIS 3-IN-1 VIDEO INCLUDES: Beginning Guitar I: All the parts of the guitar are described (acoustic and electric), as well as how to get good tone with an amplifier, holding the pick, left and right handed positioning, open chords, strumming patterns, and how to get started soloing. Features rock, blues and country rock styles. Beginning Guitar II:[Read More]

Learn the note-for-note riffs and solos of Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir - the legendary guitarists of San Francisco's ultimate jam band - via in-depth analysis of Songs: Touch Of Grey : China Cat Sunflower : Uncle John's Band : Casey Jones : Shakedown Street : Sugar Magnolia : Friend Of The Devil : Truckin'

Watch and listen as Johnny Winter demonstrates his signature slide guitar style and techniques. Also includes Johnny playing National steel guitar. These guitar parts are then broken down and taught note-for-note by master blues teacher Al Eck. Johnny plays in the styles of Bob Dylan's "Highway 61 Revisited," Elmore James, Delta Blues, Slow Blues, [Read More]

Both Back to the Blues videos (Parts 1 and 2) packaged together. In Part 1, Robben teaches and demonstrates many of his superb and tasty chordal and improvising ideas for both the major and minor blues. With booklet. (90 min.) In Part 2, Robben demonstrates contemporary blues concepts including comping and soloing for a swing blues and a one-chord [Read More]

Scales are the foundation of music and can be found in every known culture. With all styles of modern music - scales are the heartbeat - breath and soul of the guitar solo - the guitar riff and even the vocal melody! This video course includes every guitar scale you’ve ever wanted to learn - presented in a simple root to octave format - start[Read More]