String Skipping Arpeggios Part 3

Changing between D, Cadd9 and G using a simple eighth note strumming pattern in 4/4 time. Part 2 of 6. Videos here are in parts - for free downloads of the full, uncut, high quality videos, go to http://www.ivideosongs.com/search/tutorials.aspx

In this video, instructor Tim Huffman will show you several ways to transition between chords, based on the style and rhythm of the song. Videos here are in parts - for free downloads of the full, uncut, high quality videos, go to http://www.ivideoso

Adding connecting notes to the 5 blues scale forms for new melodic possibilities. Part 1 of 4. Videos here are in parts - for free downloads of the full, uncut, high quality videos, go to http://www.ivideosongs.com/search/tutorials.aspx

Charles Sedlak shows you the pentatonic blues scale, consisting of five notes.

A challenging double-time lick combining the Dorian scale with chromatic notes for a fusion-style sound. Videos here are in parts - for free downloads of the full, uncut, high quality videos, go to http://www.ivideosongs.com/search/tutorials.aspx

Introducing this distinctive lead technique using half step, whole step, and step-and-a-half bends. Part 2 of 2.

Instructor Danny Grady teaches you how to create vibrato in your playing. Great for beginners. Videos here are in parts - for free downloads of the full, uncut, high quality videos, go to http://www.ivideosongs.com/search/tutorials.aspx

This video teaches an acoustic guitar player how to play "Country Man" by Luke Bryan. Go to guitarharrisy.blogspot.com for more (i.e. tabs, etc.) You need hands, rough not soft To come and warm you up up in that cold hayloft Let me hold you little darling in my big strong arms Can't get these kind of muscles anywhere but a farm Hey I'm a country man a city boy can't do the things I can I can grow my own groceries and salt cure a ham Hey baby I'm a country man

Introducing a challenging arpeggio technique conducive to a legato lead style. Part 1 of 5.

Charles Sedlak teaches you all about muting your strings for the perfect dead strum on acoustic guitar.