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 “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 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 “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!

Learn How to play “Before You Accuse Me” by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Full transcription of the song including 3 Solos and all Rhythm Parts.

The download contains Full HD video lesson, a Playthrough video, a Backing Track and all necessary Tabs in pdf format.

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Learn How to play “Going Down” by Freddie King. The lesson is on the Lead guitar (including 2 Solos and all the licks in the Verses) of the song from the Studio version.

The download contains Full HD video lesson, a Playthrough video, a Backing Track and all necessary Tabs in pdf format.

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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. 

Learn How to play The Solos from “Crossroads” (from Fillmore Live version) by the Cream. The lesson consists of 2 Solos.

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Learn How to play 30+ Licks&Runs used by Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Gary Moore in a 12 Bar Blues Shuffle.

Ranging from Simple (Beginners) to Intermediate to Advanced actual licks that were used by these 3 Giants of Blues playing.

The licks are all different and vary from repetitive licks, licks used in Turnarounds, in the endings, etc. using different techniques: hammer ons, pull offs, slides, grace notes, rakes, tremolo picking, etc.

The download contains video file in mp4 (HD 1:03 h long), all necessary Tabs in pdf and 2 backing tracks.

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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Learn How to play the complete “Born Under A Bad Sign” by Cream. The lesson includes the Rhythm guitar part, as well as, all Lead guitar parts.

The download contains video file  (Full HD) and all necessary Tabs in pdf.

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