Whats up? I haven't been writing in my blog for about a month or so due to the studio being horribly busy and some website updates and whatnot, but I should be going again in February as things die down. This week was the NAMM Show (National Association of Music Merchants) and while I was there checking things out I did a few interviews, one for VintageRock.com that we'll see in a few weeks and this one with "ShareMyGuitar.com" that was just posted today....it's a quick version of my "Hendrix Rhythm Guitar" lesson from a few months ago....
Most of the soundfiles for the exercises in my book "Foundations for Guitar" are now available in the Registered Users" section under "Foundations Audio"!
Also new for September is the practice drum loop library! It will be a growing collection but we have the first two posted in tempos from 60-120bpm. Look in the Registered Users section under "Drum Loops"!
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This is the second lesson in our series on 3 note per string scale fingerings. I chose the Mixolydian Mode this week since it is so similar to the Major scale (the only difference is that the 7th note is one fret or "half step" lower) and because I had a student who needed the lesson this week. :D
