This is a lesson on How to play rhythm parts of “Suicide Machine” by Death. From their “Human” album, one of the iconic songs. A MUST learn song!

This is a lesson on How to play “Where Have All The Good Times Gone” by Van Halen. Originally written by Ray Davies and performed with The Kinks. Of course Eddie took it to another level, adding his signature licks, harmonics, whammy bar tricks and rhythmical patterns. Check it out!

This is Part 2 of the lesson on How to play “Stop Messin’ Around” by Gary Moore. In this part we break down the last Solo of the song. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play “Stop Messin’ Around” by late great Gary Moore. Originally written by Peter Green. This Part includes Intro Solo, Verses and 1-st Solo. Lots of cool licks. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play “Snowblind” by Black Sabbath. The rhythm part consists only of 5 Riffs and the 2 Solos are taken from the live version from the “Reunion” album. Check it out!

Here’s Part 2 of the lesson on How to play Stevie Ray Vaughan’s version of “Little Wing”. This Part includes the first “quiet” Solo. Check it out!

Blues in G minor. Originally written by Albert King, Gary Moore puts his touch, feel and soul into this version. Ballad like song with lots of feelings. Great blues licks to have in your library. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on how to play rhythm parts to “Demonized” by Gruesome – a tribute band to old school Death metal. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play Rhythm guitar of “Vices” by Slayer. Killer song with heavy, brutal riffs. Check it out!

Here’s Part 1 of the lesson on How to play Stevie Ray Vaughan’s version of “Little Wing”. Stevie is playing in the same style as Jimi, but bringing his licks to the table. Very cool version. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on the 2 Solos from song “Loner” by mighty Black Sabbath off their album 13. The solos are not hard at all, but it’s got typical Tony’s signature to them. He was also using a Flanger during the solos. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play “San-Ho-Zay” by Freddie King. Classical 12-bar up tempo blues instrumental. Check it out!

This is Part 2 of the lesson on How to play “Since I Met You Baby” by Gary Moore and BB King. We continue with BB King’s Solo first.

This is a lesson on How to play “Since I Met You Baby” by late greats Gary Moore and B.B.King. Typical up tempo blues number with lots of cool blues licks. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play 2 Solos from “Hey Joe” by Jimi Hendrix. First Solo is from the album version, the second one is from the BBC sessions. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play “Hey Joe” by Jimi Hendrix. One of his most known “covers” that he totally made his own. I teach the correct Intro part, show how to approach this song in Jimi’s style,  and also show a few actual licks.

This is a  lesson on How to play “Would?” by the mighty Alice In Chains. The song is very simple but it’s a lot of fun to play.Excellent for beginners and any true AIC fans. Check it out!

This is Part 2 of the lesson on How to play “Nobody Rides For Free” by Ratt. In this Part I break down the 2 Solos from the song. Check it out!

This is a quick tutorial of How I record my guitars/audio signal at home using REAPER and Guitar Rig. Also, I show what equipment I’m using in my “studio” and at home.

This is a lesson on How to play rhythm part of “Nobody Rides For Free” by RATT. Great Rock tune with interesting parts for rhythm guitar, along with some cool Fills. Check it out!

Here’s Part 2 of the lesson on How to play “The Sky Is Crying” by Gary Moore. Starting with the Solo section.

This is a lesson on How to play The Sky Is Crying by Gary Moore. Originally written by Elmore James, Gary puts his twist on this cool song. There’s always lots to learn from Gary. Check it out!

Here’s the lesson on the Solo of “Doc Holliday” by Volbeat. Interesting scale choices, cool melodic lines, out of rhythm licks and fast picking patterns. There’s a lot to learn from this Solo. Check it out!

This is a lesson on rhythm guitar of Doc Holliday by Volbeat. Cool riffs in the style of Metallica but with their own twist. Lots of down picking requires sufficient amount of endurance.

This is Part 2 of the lesson on How to play “Power Of Soul” by Band Of Gypsys Return. 

This is Part 1 of the lesson on How to play Power Of Soul by Band Of Gypsys. The guitar part on this version was played by Andy Aledort, but it’s almost identical to Jimi’s versions. There’s a lot of interesting parts and licks to learn from this R&B, funky tune. Check it out!

We continue with Part 2 of the lesson on How to play “Oh Pretty Woman” by Gary Moore. Starting with Albert King’s Solo. Check it out!

This is Part 1 of the lesson on How to play Oh Pretty Woman by Gary Moore, which also features Albert King. We’ll concentrate more on Gary’s parts, but we’ll cover Albert King’s Solo in Part 2 as well. Classic Gary Moore style of playing with lots of cool blues licks and lightning fast Solos. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play the Solo from song Firm Hand by Carcass. Really beautiful, melodic solo with cool tasty licks that you can use in your own playing. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play Stone by Alice In Chains. Very cool main riff, interesting fills and a beautiful Solo. Very AIC indeed. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play By Crooked Steps by Soundgarden. Cool song with interesting structure, irregular time signatures and unusual riffs. Just like Soundgarden’s song should be 🙂 Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play Empty Promises by Black Label Society. Cool heavy metal song, the riffs are not too hard to play but the solo could be challenging. Zakk is known for his lighting fast pentatonic runs and he doesn’t miss a beat (no pun intended) in this one either. Great licks that you can take away from this solo!

This is a lesson on How to play Deny You by Obituary. Very cool song, awesome riffs and a bit challenging but great Solo. Check it out!

This is a Part 2 of the lesson on How to play Barracuda by Heart.

This is Part1 of the lesson on How to play Barracuda by Heart. This song has 2 guitar parts, cool intro riff, some use of harmonics, interesting middle section, nice solo and “spacey” outro section. Lots of interesting stuff. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play Like A Rolling Stone covered by John Mayer at Howard Stern’s birthday party. It’s in the same style as Jimi Hendrix played at Monterey pop festival, but of course using different licks and runs. There’s a lot to take from this version. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play Hear My Train A Comin’ by Jimi Hendrix. Taken from the Fillmore East, this version has all the parts that Jimi would play later on in his career. We got an awesome Intro, blues rhythm part during verses with tasty licks in between and a little bit of “Scat singing”. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play Into The Void by Black Sabbath. Awesome song with that heavy intro, killer main riff and brutal breaks. The Solo at the end just adds “icing on the cake”. The song is in C# tuning! Tony was one of the first guitarists to use dropped tuning. A must learn song!

This is Part 2 of the lesson on How to play Cold Day In Hell by Gary Moore.

This is Part 1 of the lesson on How to play Cold Day In Hell by Gary Moore. The song has typical Gary’s blues licks, a smoking Solo section, as well as the Outro Solo.

Here’s a lesson on How to play Blood&Tears by Danzig. Nothing too complicated, this one is great for beginners and of course true Danzig fans. The Solo has a great feel and some cool licks. Enjoy!

This is a lesson on How to play Wake Up by Mad Season. Although the chord progression is very simple, Mike is playing some tasty licks a’la Jimi Hendrix and also manipulates the dynamics of the guitar really well. The Solo is based solely on A minor pentatonic and it really fits the song. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play Violence by Obituary. This kinda punk-metal song has only 2 simple riffs, so this song is great for beginners. Enjoy!

Learn How to play “Alive” by Pearl Jam. The correct and precise transcription of 2 rhythm parts played by Stone and Mike, plus a full transcription of the Solo section note-for-note. All backed up by Tabs and examples.

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This is a lesson on How to play Rhythm parts of Visions In My Head by Obituary. As usual – simple, but awesome and heavy riffs in a typical Obituary style.

Here’s Part 2 of the lesson on How to play Stevie Ray Vaughan’s version of Hideaway.

This is Part 1 of the lesson on How to play Hideaway by Stevie Ray Vaughan. Originally written by Freddy King, this is a version from Live performance by SRV played in Montreux Jazz Festival in 1982, Switzerland. All of the parts are just like in original recording but with the SRV’s twist and licks. 

Here’s Part 2 of the lesson on How to play Voice Of The Soul by Death.

Alright, here’s Part 1 of the lesson on How to play Voice Of The Soul by Death. Chuck never stopped to amuse us with his versatility in death metal music and this instrumental is a prove of that. It has very beautiful melodies and harmonies, interesting patterns, licks, different techniques, acoustic and electric guitars. Lot’s to learn. Very nice, indeed.

Here’s a lesson on another classic from Bad Company – Good Lovin’ Gone Bad. The solo is included as well. Enjoy!

This is a follow up lesson on How to play The Solos from Fairies Wear Boots by Black Sabbath. Enjoy!

This is a lesson on How to play rhythm parts of Jack The Stripper/Fairies Wear Boots by Black Sabbath. This song has some unusual but at the same time cool structure. Very interesting instrumental part in the beginning using some octaves, typical Tony’s riffs and cool verse riff with a swing feel. Awesome song!

This is a lesson on How to play the Outro Solo from Can’t Get Enough by Bad Company. Enjoy!

Here’s the lesson on How to play the Solos from Iron Man by Black Sabbath. There are 2 Solos – The Main and the Outro Solo. Nothing too complicated. Using the pentatonics mostly. Enjoy!

Here we go with the classic tune from the Godfathers of Metal – Iron Man by Black Sabbath. The song is simple and it’s great for beginners. Also a must know if you are true Black Sabbath fan, of course. Check it out! 

This is a lesson on How to play the Solo from Walking By Myself by Gary Moore. Very cool bluesy licks spiced up with some rhythm displacement, pinch harmonics and very fast runs. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play Walking By Myself by late great Gary Moore. It’s a very cool shuffle blues tune with great licks and typical blues rhythm. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on How to play the Solo from Spill The Blood by Slayer. I break down the crazy soloing style of Jeff Hanneman as best as I can. Enjoy!

Here’s the follow up lesson on Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Tightrope How to play the Main Solo. The Solo is full with tasty typical blues licks but adding Stevie’s amazing technique makes it challenging to keep up with the Master. Great learn for adding cool licks to your blues lick vocabulary.

Here’s a lesson on How to play Spirit Crusher by Death from the last album – Sound of Perseverance. Typical progressive death metal in it’s glory – heavy, complexed at times, fast and brutal. Awesome song!

This is a follow up lesson on How to play the Solo from Dam That River by Alice In Chains. Jerry could wright some awesome solos that fitted the song really well. This one is no exception. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play rhythm part of I’m Broken by Pantera. Heavy, brutal riffs as always. Some time signature changes add a little challenge to keep the groove tight but nothing too complicated. All in all, an excellent song for head banging.

This is a rhythm guitar lesson on How to play Dam That River by the mighty Alice In Chains. The song is pretty simple, but it’s got one of the best riffs of all time. It’s a lot of fun to play this song. Enjoy!

Here’s a lesson on How to play the main Solo from Can’t Get Enough by Bad Company. There are 2 guitar parts which combined together make a nice harmony. 

Here’s a lesson on a rhythm guitar part of a classical rock’n’roll song Can’t Get Enough by Bad Company. This song is written in an open C tuning, but I do it in a standard tuning. 

This is a lesson on How to play the Outro Solo from the Ocean by Led Zeppelin. This is from the Live version they played in NY in 1973.

Here’s a lesson on How to play the Intro to the famous song Little Wing by the mighty Jimi Hendrix. Beautiful Ballad that represents Jimi’s style of playing. Lots of cool licks and phrases along with some nice chord melody. 

This is Part 2 of the guitar instructional video lesson on Jimi Hendrix’s style of playing. Part 2 consists of 6 Chapters – Techniques, Licks Between Chords, Vocalised Melodic Lines, Blues/R&B Rhythm Figures, Tricks&Sounds, Gear Review&Tremolo Set Up. All of the explanations are backed up by the examples from the actual music. The lesson also has Diagrams and Tabs related to the covered topics.

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This is Part 1 of the guitar instructional video lesson on Jimi Hendrix’s style of playing. Part 1 consists of 4 Chapters – The Grip, Chords, Scales and Double Stops. All of the explanations are backed up by the examples from the actual music. The lesson also has Diagrams and Tabs related to the covered topics.

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Here’s Part 2 of How to play rhythm guitar for Symbolic by Death.

Here’s Part 1 of the rhythm guitar on How to play Symbolic by Death. As with most of Death’s songs we have complex timing, very fast picking and heavy ass riffs. Check it out!

In this video I am showing some of my pedals I’ve been using to get as close to Jimi Hendrix’s sound as possible.
The pedals are: CryBaby by Dunlop – Wah pedal
Fillmore Thunder by Elite Tone – Octave/Fuzz
SuperTube RS54 by Union – OD pedal
Plexi Tone by Carl Martin – OD/Distortion pedal
Vibe Machine by Dry Bell – Uni-Vibe pedal
For the amp I was using Guitar Rig’s preset – Little Jimi’s Wing.

This is a lesson on How to play Plush by STP. Probably the most known song by the STP. Simple song, with straight forward structure, pretty much chord based, this song is a lot of fun to play. Enjoy!

This is a lesson on How to play Message In A Bottle by The Police. Really easy song, excellent for beginners. Nice use of add9 chords, great for developing stamina and strength in the fingers. This is a rhythm guitar lesson only.

This is Part 2 of the lesson on How to play Postmortem by Slayer.

Here’s Part 1 of the lesson on How to play Postmortem by Slayer. Very cool, laid back, groovy song with awesome riffs. The twist in this song is the 12/8 time signature which gives a triplet feel to the whole song.Then changes to 4/4 in the second part. All in all it’s a great song to play.

This is a follow up lesson on the Ocean by Led Zeppelin. In this lesson I explain how to play the first Solo from the song. Very cool, very “Jimmy” Solo. He’s using the Wah pedal in this Solo as well. Check it out!

This is a Part 2 of the Killing In The Name by RATM, which includes the Solo section as well.

Here’s Part 1 of very detailed lesson on How to play Killin’ In The Name by RATM. Very cool song with awesome riffs. I included the Solo section in part 2 of this lesson as well. Check it out!

This is a follow up lesson on the Solo from Davidian by Machine Head. This Solo has 2 parts, first being predominantly sounds (dive bombs, pinch harmonics, etc), while the second part is more melodic and uses a Phrygian Dominant scale and a minor Pentatonic as well. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on How to play Spoonman by Soundgarden. Soundgarden are well known for writing really cool riffs (songs) with a twist. This one is no exception, the main riff is written in 7/4, but it’s pretty straight forward. The rest of the riffs are in standard 4/4 and are cool too. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on a lick at the end of the second Solo from SRV’s Crossfire. Kinda funky, fast, rhythm based lick which I think is really cool and you can incorporate it in your own playing style. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on How to play Manic Depression by Jimi Hendrix. It was also covered by Stevie Ray Vaughan. The unusual thing about this song is that it’s written in 3/4 (just like waltz). Also Jimi introduces “scat singing” which is playing the same melody on the guitar as he sings the vocal line. All in all it’s a great song. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play Mandatory Suicide by Slayer from their album South of Heaven. Real heavy, groovy song with cool riffs.

This is part 1 of the lesson on How to play The Ocean by Led Zeppelin, concentrating on the Intro Riff and the chords in the Verses. Be aware of the time signature in the Intro riff, it varies from 4/4 to 7/8 which is a cool little trick, but most importantly just get the feel of the rhythm/song and you’ll be fine. 

Ok, this is a follow up lesson on How to play the Solo from Purple Haze by Jimi Hendrix. Short but cool Solo, in which Jimi introduces the use of Octave pedal, that was one of his trademarks of the sound. I also use an octave pedal from Elite Tone. Check it out!

This is probably the best known song by Jimi and the first that most Hendrix fans learn. And rightly so, because it’s cool, it’s rocking and it’s groovie. Simple, yet Jimi puts his unique touch to the song and it becomes magic. I show the basic structure of the song with a few cool variations that add the uniqueness of Jimi’s style. Check it out!

Alright, here’s the Solo section from My Lovely Man by RHCP. John was heavily influenced by Jimi Hendrix and you can hear that in a lot of his solos. The first part of the solo starts off with some unison bends, that Jimi used quite a lot in his playing. The second part is just crazy use of blues and minor pentatonic scales in Hendrix’s fashion as well. All in all it’s a great solo, check it out!

Here’s a rhythm guitar lesson on How to play Davidian by Machine Head. Back in the ’90s this song rocked (and it still does). Dropped B tuning, brutal riffs and one of the best breaks in the history of metal. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play the Solo from Midnight Blues by late, great Gary Moore. Blues in C minor. Lots of cool phrases, tasty bends, sweet tricks and loads of feeling. Can’t get better than that! Check it out!

This is a follow up lesson on How to play Solos from South Of Heaven by Slayer. Two Solos with cool licks and tricks played in a typical Slayer fashion. Some licks sound messy but it’s rather the overall feeling that you should go for rather than playing every note perfect. Check it out!

This is a follow up lesson on the Solo section of Mary Had A Little Lamb by SRV. Lot’s of cool licks, hybrid picking, bends, reverse rakes and double stops. Check it out!

This is a guitar lesson on How to play Sex Type Thing by STP from their debut album Core. A must know song for STP fans

This is a guitar instructional video lesson in which I teach the CAGED System for chords but expand it with the addition of 2 more components of the fretboard tools such as Arpeggios and Pentatonic scales. I explain how the CAGED System works using 3 chord families (Major, Minor and Dominant 7) and assign the relevant Arpeggio and Pentatonic scale shape to each chord family accordingly. In the last section of the video I give my suggestions on How to Practice the whole system, provided with some examples.

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Here’s the lesson on the Solo from Sunshine by Alice In Chains. Not too complicated, but well suited the song with lots of feeling. Based around D minor pentatonic scale. Also there’s a second guitar in the end of the song using some pentatonic/blues scale.

Alright, here’s a lesson on How to play Sunshine by the Almighty Alice In Chains from their album Facelift. Bluesy Intro hook, followed by a heavy syncopated riff, the chorus is heavy power chords and the bridge is arpeggiated chorus with a twist. Really cool typical rock song of the late 80’s, early 90’s. Check it out!

Alright, here’s a lesson on How to play Immigrant song by Led Zeppelin. The song is really simple and it’s great for beginners and/or true Led Zep fans who didn’t get a chance to learn it. The difficult part here is to keep the rhythm as tight and precise as possible, which could be a challenge, so practice makes perfect. Enjoy! 

Alright, here we go with the classic song from Jimi Hendrix – Foxy Lady. The song is very simple, but very “sexy”. The intro trick is very cool and innovative. The main riff of the song is based on Jimi’s chord – F#7#9 but played in a unique style. All in all the song’s got lots of Mojo and it’s fun to play! Check it out!

Raining Blood is probably the most known song by Slayer and rightfully so. The Intro is just brutal and powerful like no other. The crazy fast riff that blows you away and the EPIC bridge are all in one song. That song is the epitome of thrash metal. And it’s not an easy one at all…. I go in full detail, explaining riff by riff, with examples and Tabs.

Here’s a lesson on How to play Slowly We Rot by Obituary. Great song to learn if you are just getting into Metal or if you are just a fan of Obituary and just want to learn this great song. It’s from their first album – Slowly We Rot and one of their most recognisable songs