Jan 21, 2021
The 4 Pillars Of My Guitar Practice Routine
1) Play exercises 2) Find a step-by-step path to follow (course/teacher/etc) 3) Don't forget the reason why you love playing music 4) Play with other people
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The 4 Pillars Of My Guitar Practice Routine
1) Play exercises 2) Find a step-by-step path to follow (course/teacher/etc) 3) Don't forget the reason why you love playing music 4) Play with other people
How to prepare for a local jam (with no experience)
I didn't go to a funk jam last weekend, but these tips still would have helped:
Check out the jam and see if there's a song list. If there's a song list, grab it.
If you don't see one, ask for the song list.
If you don't want to do that or they don't have a song list, listen and write them down.
Learn two of songs, not one, not ten. (If you learn only one, they might play it before you get there.)
Learn them with barre chords, not open chords.
In addition to the main part (chords), you need to have at least one rhythmic part and one secondary part to lock in with the band, a harmonic part.
When it comes time to take a solo. What do you do? Learn the melody, the vocal melody, of the song that you're playing -- even if you can't get it note for note. Play the melody of the song like the singer was singing or some variation of it.
Guitar Teacher REACTS: GARY MOORE "Parisienne Walkways" LIVE (buckle up)
The Hit Song Formula Ep.1 - VAN HALEN
In this brand new series, I examine Van Halen's top 10 Billboard Chart Hits in an attempt to learn the formula for their hit song success. And you know what? THERE IS ONE.
Never Too Old To Listen
Never Too Old To Listen
It has been said that the music you listen to during your teens and early 20’s will be the music you will love and listen to for the rest of your life.
That certainly has been true for me…The Outlaws, Blackfoot, .38 Special, Jim Croce, The Good Rats, Steve Forbert, Dean Friedman, the Marshall Tucker Band… and if the truth be told, Kiss.
Since I played in a band during the first fifteen years of…
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How To START Playing Melodically PT.1