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Lesson Guide - Everything I do - I do it for you.
Lead guitar
John’s notes;
This example of a ‘lead’ electric guitar solo melody is full
of useful techniques you will use time and again in your
playing. When you’ve got it down be flexible, if you
change some notes or the way you play them and they
work and compliment the tune that’s great! Practice each
phrase until you get it up to speed with the
accompaniment
Rhythm Backing Track
Rhythm guitar (detailed instruction)
Skip to 4m 10sec’s if you don’t want to listen to me
explaining the chord ‘inversions’ I’ve used.
Rhythm Guitar supplies the background harmony
whether on it’s own or with other instruments. Practice
along with the Backing Track on the website first to get
your chord changes and timing ‘spot on’ before playing
along with the melody (either a singer or instrument).
NOTE: The rhythm guitar would not normally be played
this loud. It would be mixed withinin the backing
harmony. This video is for lesson purpose only.
Gtr & Backing Track
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TAB & ‘one to one’ tuition
available to members
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Learning and playing the melody (instrumental)
of tunes is essential for practicing your scales &
soloing techniques, in an enjoyable, practical way!
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Lesson Guide -
Everything I do - I do it for you.
John’s notes;
This example of a ‘lead’ electric guitar solo melody is
full of useful techniques you will use time and again
in your playing. When you’ve got it down be flexible,
if you change some notes or the way you play them
and they work and compliment the tune that’s great!
Practice each phrase until you get it up to speed with
the accompaniment.
Backing Track
TAB & ‘one to one’ tuition available
to members:
Rhythm Guitar (detailed instruction)
Gtr & Backing Track
Skip to 4m 10sec’s if you don’t want to listen to
me explaining the chord ‘inversions’ I’ve used.
Rhythm Guitar supplies the background harmony
whether on it’s own or with other instruments.
Practice along with the Backing Track on the
website first to get your chord changes and timing
‘spot on’ before playing along with the melody
(either a singer or instrument).
NOTE: The rhythm guitar would not normally be
played this loud. It would be mixed withinin the
backing harmony. This video is for lesson purpose
only.
Not a member? No problem.
to instantly download the ‘custom’ PDF Guitar Tablature and
play along with this video and Backing Tracks.
Any questions - just ask
Learning and playing the melody (instrumental)
of tunes is essential for practicing your scales
& soloing techniques, in an enjoyable,
practical way!