Guitar scales can look like an endless collection of patterns, keys, and sounds to learn. In this ep...
Scale patterns become much easier to understand when you see how they connect. In this lesson, I’l...
The guitar fretboard gets much easier to understand when the things you’ve learned start connecting....
The Five Pattern Scale System helps you stop seeing isolated scale shapes and start seeing o...
In this episode of the Play Guitar Podcast, Lee wraps up the Blues Phrasing series by exploring one ...
In this lesson, Lee shows how five blues licks can do more than give you new notes to play. Each phr...
One of the fastest ways to improve your blues phrasing has nothing to do with learning new scales or...
Great blues players know that silence is not empty. Space gives phrases room to breathe, creates ant...
Many blues players believe that better solos come from learning more scales, playing faster, and f
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Introduction
In this episode, Lee explains why playing fewer notes can make your blues solos soun
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Introduction
Why do some notes seem to jump out of a solo while others feel small, weak, or forgett...
Introduction
Slow blues is one of the hardest styles of guitar to play well because every note matt...
