A lot has been written on Blues soloing, but preciously little on creative Blues rhythm playing. Don`t get caught playing the usual three power chords.
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A lot has been written on Blues soloing, but preciously little on creative Blues rhythm playing. Don`t get caught playing the usual three power chords.
Jean-Pierre teaches you about modes, with a small introduction and the `why` and `how` of their existence
Using the same guitar soloing approach as everyone else can only lead to one result: a guitar solo that has a very similar sound to nearly every other guitar solo out there.
Mike Campese is back with exercises to help you improve your picking, dexterity, and overall technique.
Wrapping your mind around the old "cowboy chords" but have no idea where to go from there? Here is a simple concept helping you break free and stimulating creativity.
Dominants should be the arpeggios you study first since they are used regularly in Blues/Rock progressions and songs.
In order to enhance your musical expression and clearly communicate your ideas, you must understand how to think creatively when you play guitar.
Mike Campese returns with a second set of exercises to help you improve your picking, dexterity, and overall technique.
Knowing all the notes on your fretboard is more useful and simpler than you think. Read here how.
Go ahead and `burn` your fretboard with these Major 7th arpeggios.
Mike Campese delivers patterns that foster some of the fastest, most accurate picking you can imagine.
See how one of the least exciting concepts in music theory can actually help you create awesome licks.
