Here’s a lesson on How to play “Love Struck Baby” by Stevie Ray Vaughan. An Uptempo Rock’n’Roll type of blues song a’la Check Berry style. The Solo is interesting as it’s using more of chordal and double stop phrases combined with rhythm playing.

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This is a lesson on How to play “Christmas Is The Time To Say I Love You” by Billy Squier. A cool Rock’n’Roll type of arrangement of a Christmas Jingle using some blues elements and jazzy chords with a tasty little solo! Check it out!

This is the lesson on How to play “Up From The Skies” by Jimi Hendrix! Jimi is using the Wah in this song throughout the entire song which gives it a very nice effect to the sound. In this lesson I break down the main parts of the song and the Bridge! Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play “Pearl Cadillac” by Gary Clark Jr. Very cool ballad-like song with a simple chord progression but with some tasty blues licks in Verses and Choruses and 2 beautiful emotional Solos! Check it out! 

This is a Part of the lesson on How to play “Valleys Of Neptune” by Jimi Hendrix from the Bootleg “Am I Blue” 2 CD’s. It’s an instrumental with the same parts as the original version. The FULL Lesson can be found HERE

This is a lesson on How to play (Part 1) of “Lenny” by Stevie Ray Vaughan. A Ballad type instrumental, very beautiful chord melody with nice licks and awesome Solos. Full lesson can be found HERE

Here’s a lesson on How to play (Part 1 ) of “If Heartaches Were Nickels” by Joe Bonamassa from his “A New Day Yesterday” Live performance. The FULL lesson can be found HERE

This is a lesson on How to play Part 1 of “One Rainy Wish” by Jimi Hendrix. Very cool, ballad like song in a typical Jimi’s style. Part 1 covers the 1st Verse of the song. The FULL Lesson can be found HERE

This is a lesson on How to play PART 1 of “Steppin’ Out/Rice Pudding” by Joe Bonamassa. An Uptempo rock/blues instrumental that Joe played at “A New Day Yesterday” Live. FULL Lesson can be found HERE

This is a lesson on How to play “The Prophet” by Gary Moore. Very beautiful phrases which require a lot of feel, control of bending and vibrato – 2 of the most crucial techniques in any genre. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play Rhythm parts of “Arrested For Driving While Blind” by ZZ Top. Typical 12-bar Uptempo Shuffle Blues but with a twist by Billy Gibbons. Check it out!

Here’s Part 1 of the lesson on How to play “Stormy Monday” by The Allman Brothers they played in 1971 at The Fillmore East. The lesson explains the chord progression, hot to play the intro and the first 12 bars of the song. The Complete Lesson can be found HERE

This is a lesson on How to play “The House Is Rocking” by Stevie Ray Vaughan. It’s got an extended Solo covering 3 rounds of the 12 Bar Blues progression. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play “Taking Care Of No Business” by Jimi Hendrix. A cool laid back blues using Dominant chords with Swing feel. Great tune for beginners. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play Rhythm Guitar of “The Jack” by AC/DC. Standard Blues Rhythm in a 12-Bar Blues Progression in the key of E. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on Lick #6 from “Cool Licks” Series by SRV from the Live “Tin Pan Alley” song. Check it out!

Here’s a Part of the lesson on How to play “Who Knows” by Band Of Gypsys (Jimi Hendrix) from their Live album “Live at the Fillmore East”. The FULL lesson can be found HERE

Here’s EPIC RIFF #1 by Stevie Ray Vaughan from his instrumental “Testify” off of “Texas Flood” album. Very cool riff, great workout for the picking hand as well. Check it out!

Starting New Series “Cool Licks” with Lick#1 by Stevie Ray Vaughan from his “Texas Flood” song. Played over 12 Bar Slow Blues in the 11th bar. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play “Get Up Sex Machine” by James Brown. The Godfather of Funk, this is a very cool, simple song. If you are just getting into playing funk it might be a bit challenging for you, so there’s an exercise after the song to help you get into playing funky rhythms. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play the INTRO Solo from “If You Be My Baby” by Gary Moore. FULL lesson is available HERE

This is a lesson on How to play “Fool No More” by Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac). A slow minor 12-bar blues with typical structure of voice/guitar interaction lines. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play “Roadhouse Blues” by The Doors. Very cool blues song with shuffle rhythm riff, a walking bass part and a cool little solo with typical blues licks. 

This is a lesson on How to play Rhythm parts and 1st Solo (by Keith Richard) of “Sympathy For The Devil” by The Rolling Stones. This is from the “Get Yer Ya Ya’s Out” Live version.

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This is a lesson on How to play the rhythm parts of “You Don’t Love Me” by Gary Moore (Live from Montreux 1995). FULL Lesson is available HERE

This is a lesson on How to play the rhythm parts of “Daydream” by Robin Trower from Live in Sweden 1975. It includes the Intro, Verses and Chorus. The lesson on the 2 Solos is available HERE.

This is a lesson on How to play the INTRO of “Red House” by Jimi Hendrix. This version is from the “Are You Experienced” and the “Blues” albums. Full lesson is available HERE.

Here’s a lesson on How to play the Intro of “Pride and Joy” by Stevie Ray Vaughan. I explain how to play that cool shuffle rhythm part that Stevie used in some of his songs. FULL Lesson is available HERE.

This is Part 1 of a lesson on How to play “The Sky Is Crying” by Stevie Ray Vaughan from his “The Sky Is Crying” album. Full lesson can be purchased HERE.

This is Part 1 of the lesson on How to play “So Excited” by Stevie Ray Vaughan from the “Sky is crying” album. Full lesson is available HERE. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play the INTRO of “Hear My Train A Comin'” (Acoustic version) by Jimi Hendrix. Full lesson can be purchased HERE.

This is a lesson on How to play Rhythm guitar of “Born Under A Bad Sign” by Cream. Originally recorded by Albert King. Eric Clapton puts his touch to this classic blues tune. Check it out!

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This is a lesson on How to play “Leave My Girl Alone” by Stevie Ray Vaughan (originally written by Buddy Guy). Enjoy!

This is a lesson on How to play the INTRO of “The Messiah Will Come Again” by Gary Moore. Lots of emotions in this song, so needs to be played with lots of feeling, which Gary does without a doubt. Full lesson can be purchased HERE

Here’s a lesson on How to play the INTRO of “Trouble Ain’t Far Behind by Gary Moore. Very cool, laid back song with great licks. Full Lesson can be found HERE

This is a lesson on How to play the Intro Riff of “Wall Of Denial” by Stevie Ray Vaughan. Full lesson can be purchased HERE

Here’s a lesson on How to play Part of “Life Without You” by Stevie Ray Vaughan. In this lesson I show how to play the Intro and 1st Part of Verse 1 of the song and also give some tips on how you can approach this type of song in the same style. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on How to play “Cocaine” by Eric Clapton from Live ARMS Concert in 1983. The main focus of the lesson is of course the Solo, but I explain the rhythm part as well. Check it out!

This is a lesson on How to play “Bright Lights” by Gary Clark Jr. This version is from his live performance on KEXP. Check it out!

Here’s Part 2 of the lesson on How to play “King Of The Blues” by Gary Moore. This part contains Verse 3 and the Outro Solo. Check it out!

This is the last (5th) Part of the lesson on How to play “Little Wing” by Stevie Ray Vaughan. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on How to play Part 1 of “Villanova Junction” by Jimi Hendrix, played at Woodstock. Very beautiful minor blues instrumental in A with lots of cool and beautiful licks and phrases. You can purchase complete lesson in the Store/Songs section of the site.

Here’s a lesson on How to play “King Of The Blues” by Gary Moore. Classical Gary’s blues number with lots of cool licks and phrases. In Part 1 I break down 2 verses, bridge and 1st Solo sections. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on How to play Jimi Hendrix’s version of “Killing Floor”, originally written by Howlin’ Wolf. An uptempo 12-bar blues song but with Jimi’s TWIST on it with lots of cool rhythmical figures and awesome licks. Jimi also incorporated the original motif of the song into his solo which I also show in this lesson. Check it out!

We continue with Part 4 of the lesson on “Little Wing” by Stevie Ray Vaughan. Lots of trills and use of octaves, along with some speedy and lengthy licks in this part. Good luck!

This is a lesson on How to play “One Day” by Gary Moore. A ballad like song with lots of feeling and a catchy theme. Check it out!

We continue with Part 3 of the lesson on How to play “Little Wing” by Stevie Ray Vaughan. This part picks up the pace in dynamics, so you’ll need an overdrive pedal to add a bit more gain and sustain. As usual there are some great licks in this part. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on How to play “That’s Why I Play The Blues” by the late great Gary Moore. A ballad-like song has got a lot of feeling and some nice licks. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on How to play “Albatross” by Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac). Great instrumental for beginners and any true Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac) fan. Even though the tune is simple, it still requires a good fingers control and a “good ear” to play right the bends and vibrato. Two very important techniques required for any style of music. 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!

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 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!

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.

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!

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 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 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 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. 

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 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 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 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 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 lesson on How to play Come On (Let the good times roll) – rhythm and blues classic written by Earl King and covered by Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan. A classical 12-bar blues progression with some tasty licks and cool chord voicings

Here’s a lesson on How to play Mary Had A Little Lamb – Stevie Ray Vaughan Version. Nothing too complicated, but that Intro just rules. Very catchy song too. Check it out! 

Here’s a solo part to the Wind Cries Mary song by Jimi Hendrix. Simple, yet it’s got a lot of feeling. Sometimes less is more.

Here’s a lesson on a beautiful song by Jimi – The Wind Cries Mary. A very good introductory song into Jimi’s style of playing. Check it out!

Alright, here’s a lesson on that beautiful version of Red House that Jimi played at Woodstock. Cool licks, amazing feel and incredible technique. Check it out!

Here’s a lesson on how to play Hug You, Squeeze You by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble from their performance at the El Mocambo. Classical 12-bar blues progression, shuffle feel and tasty licks

In this video I’m showing some cool licks from Jimi Hendrix’s song Red House that you can incorporate in your own blues playing

Very cool chromatic lick Jimmy Page used in the solo of Communication Breakdown. Very useable in any kind of situation.

This is a lesson on How to play the complete Intro and Outro of “Crossroads” , note-for-note as played by the one and only Mr. Slowhand in his days with Cream. 

Ok, here we got a cool legato lick Jimi played at Berkley on Hear My Train A Coming. I also included a little improv to show how it can fit in real music…

An explanation of a grip used by many greats like Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, John Frusciante and many more, with some examples. A MUST know for blues players!

The fifth mode of a related major scale is explained, as well as the intervals with the example taken from Jimi Hendrix’s version of Killing Floor by Howlin’ Wolf

Pick and fingers. A cool trick used by Stevie in “Mary Had A Little Lamb” in the opening of the solo. Played in a swing style too. Check it out!

Jimi used that bending trick a lot in his playing, the example is taken from “Who Knows” by Band Of Gypsies and “Red House”

This is a lesson on How to play rhythm part for “Tightrope” by Stevie Ray Vaughan. Simple, cool melodic riff in the beginning, followed by a funky rhythm part during verses and chorus. Check it out!