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The two finger blues shuffle guitar technique is one of the most useful and musical ways to play a 12 bar blues progression on guitar.…
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How to Make G C D Sound Better on Guitar
There are thousands of hit songs built on G, C, and D. Same three chords — but they all sound different. The difference isn’t in…
Chuck Berry Guitar Licks: Double Stops Across String Sets (Part 3)
Chuck Berry influenced a whole generation of guitar players. He influenced me too, and I’m betting he can influence you. In this third and final…
Power Chord Inversions: Add a Low Bass Note for a Bigger Sound
You already know the basic power chord shape. But there’s a trick that can make your power chords sound twice as big – and it’s…
How to Connect Pentatonic Scales Across the Fretboard
Once you know a pentatonic box position, the next question is always the same: how do I get out of this box? Learning to connect…
Open G Tuning for Slide Guitar: Setup, Chord Shapes & First Moves
Open G is one of the most popular tunings for slide guitar – and for good reason. The tuning gives you that big, open sound…