This is the first of a series of lessons where we explore the more commonly used sections of the fretboard for blues and rock guitar playing. Nothing revolutionary but I hope it will give you some vocabulary and a fresh view of the fretboard! Click here for a printable version of this lesson. Here is the backing track I'm playing along with ...
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Here is another of the "feel" or stylistic lessons for our series on Blues guitar. I start the lesson on drum set to demonstrate a few of the grooves you'll play these feels with and then get down to demonstrating two different "Mambo" style guitar parts - one in the style of "Crosscut Saw" by Albert King and the other like "All Your Love (I Miss Loving)" like Otis Rush (or John Mayall when Eric Clapton was in the band). Click here for a printable version of this lesson. ...
I'll toss is a few comments on the printed circuit board (PCB) versus point to point (PTP) wiring, as I see a lot of 'interesting cork sniffery' about the topic on the internet. I think this stems from the fact that vintage amplifiers are PTP wired, and everyone knows that everything vintage is awesome. PCB and PTB are simply different ways of laying out electrical wires to connect the components of an amplifier to create an electrical circuit. Picture 1 is a shot of a typical PTP wired amplifier, ...
September 13th-18th is going to be our big "MWGLforums/Premier Music Open House". Festivities include: A week of live 1 hour lesson webcasts by Me, Courtney Taylor, Tyler Walton and Tom Harkenrider on topics relating to Voice, Guitar and Drums. Saturday the 18th Open House at Premier Music we'll have music and food (I'm also thinking of a free guitar clinic too) and hopefully a gig that night (all still in the works). Raffle! This ...
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