Any Good Songs Worthy of Me Learning Them on My Guitar?
Posted in learn guitar on 05. Aug, 2011
A learn guitar question that should definitely interest you all this week
Posted in learn guitar on 05. Aug, 2011
A learn guitar question that should definitely interest you all this week
Posted in learn guitar on 25. Jul, 2011
A learn guitar question that should definitely interest you all this week
Posted in learn guitar on 29. Jun, 2011
A tough learn guitar question this week. Let’s dive straight in
Posted in learn guitar on 17. Apr, 2011
Well here’s a question I just had to answering straight away:
Are there good (non-video) articles online? What are some good songs to improve my slide playing?
If you’ve got a floating bridge, then I understand. Otherwise, you’ve got no excuse.
Learn some stuff from famous slide players. Check out some of Duane Allman’s stuff… maybe some Dan Auerbach, Ry Cooder, Allen Collins, Rory Gallagher, Son House, Derek Trucks, Johnny Winter, or Jeff Beck.
The best way to learn to play like that is to actually learn that music.
Posted in learn guitar on 11. Apr, 2011
A tough learn guitar question this week. Let’s dive straight in
My long-term goal is to be able to play songs I like, and popular songs (and also sing). One of the first on my list is Mango Tree by Angus & Julia Stone:
Any thoughts on how long I should work on the basics before attempting that song? And what are some good songs with basic chords I could learn early (after working on chords, of course)?
Thanks for any advice.
Posted in learn guitar on 06. Mar, 2011
Keep the learn guitar questions coming! I liked this one:
so anymore good songs?
and they can be acoustic,electric whatever
and i dont want the song to be too hard, somewhere in between beginner and intermediate
THANKS!
When I Come Around and Boulevard of Broken Dreams are really easy.
Stairway to Heaven.
Posted in learn guitar on 03. Mar, 2011
What’s this week’s question? Let’s dive straight in…
Posted in learn guitar on 16. Jul, 2010
What’s this week’s question? Let’s dive straight in…
its so pretty.
if you decide to learn it, i would love to hear it! u can email me! =]
Posted in learn guitar on 04. Jul, 2010
Another learn guitar question has come in this week. Let’s tackle it straight away:
I can jam in Am. (Blues)
I can easily learn Greenday songs, but they’re all power chords.
I seem to have the habit of only learning the intro to a certain song.
I can play some Clapton songs
I can pluck.
I can mute.
So what do you guys suggest?
Please dont give me sh** about smells like teen spirit, I’m not that much of a noob.
I can play Stairway too, Just not the solo.
I tried master of puppets and I think I can manage it but it’s too long.
And the guy who said Cliffs of Dover- LOL.
now, here is a vital lesson in music: being a rhythm player is more important than being a solo guitarist, because without a rhythm, most (i say most because a rhythm guitar isnt always vital) solo guitarists are just going mental-fast around scales without a background: boring, and easy to come out of time.
so, play something that has a diverse range of rhythm and solo, particulalrly if it has an odd time signature. dont play anything too advanced for yourself.
the jam in Am is an excellent choice, just use some dominant 7th chords instead, or a shuffle (google the aformentioned). and if anyone asks why you arent soloing, explain that rhythm is much more important than solo. unless theyre idiots (lol), this may turn them in your favour.
soloing; soloing uses multipule scales, mainly the following in order of importance: pentationics, scales, arpeggios. obviously you need chords to solo over, but dont worry about that for the moment. now, learn pentatonics: practise them over and over, and over time, you WILL develop them into somethign you can solo over because yoll learn what sounds good. then move onto scales (moveable). do the same; frequent practise.
now, some songs for rhythm. time of your life – green day, a generic blues shuffle, paradise city – GNR including riffs for a bit of showmanship
, a SLOWED DOWN and simplified version of rude mood by SRV. SLOW IT DOWN and simplify it or you will sound sh!te, theres no way youll be able to play at 260 bpm after 10 months.
good luck
Posted in learn guitar on 22. Jun, 2010
Keep the learn guitar questions coming! I liked this one: