If you are new to scales or if you've been learning them and haven't seen the benefits from the work you've put in, Today's episode is for you!
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Phrasing is one of the most important and one of the most neglected things in music. Join me today to put the focus on something that, most likely, you need to brush up...
The struggle to stay motivated is real and for a lot of us a losing battle. Join me today for my ideas on how to stay motivated and stay on the positive side of playing...
Is your chord playing getting predictable and maybe a bit boring? Today, we'll talk about easy ways to spice up your old tired chords.
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Learning guitar isn't always what you think it's going to be. Today, I'm sharing with you the three things that could have saved me years of spinning my wheels... If I h...
Are your guitar licks getting any better? Let's take a look at your guitar licks, how they have progressed, and what we can do to make the most of your most valuable re...
Stop Playing Aimless Blues Guitar Solos Is your blues guitar playing a little shaky? Join me today as we take the mystery out of playing over blues chord changes.
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Wanting to get good at guitar is something we all have in common, but it doesn't always mean the same thing. Let's put a marker on what Getting good means to you and st...
Don't Neglect Your Chords. Sloppy chord playing can sneak in over time or it can start right from the beginning. Let's put the focus back on chords and start tightening...
Avoiding mastering the Major Scale is a common rut that I see in a lot of my students. I try to nip that in the bud the minute I see it. And today is no exception!
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It's the end of the year and we have learned a lot. Let's put these lessons to the test and use what we have learned! Join me as I go through our big topics and create s...
The sweeter side of blues guitar can be found in this very simple and very flexible pattern called the Major Blues Box. Let's find out how this thing works.
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