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Straight Feel – 12 Bar Blues Jam Track

Twelve bar blues jam track in A with a straight feel

September 7, 2008
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Guitar Spider Exercises

Spider exercises with guitar TABs. Great for left hand warm ups and building finger dexterity.

September 7, 2008
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Soloing The Changes

How to combine chord tones with the pentatonic scale to create smooth flowing guitar solos that fit the music over chord and key changes. Includes Video.

September 7, 2008
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Slow Groove Jam Track – A Minor

Laid back jam track in A minor with a jazzy blues feel.

September 7, 2008
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Sing And Play Guitar At The Same Time

Singing and playing guitar at the same time. Why is it so difficult and is it something you can improve with a bit of practice?

September 7, 2008
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Rock Jam Track – A Minor

Free jam track in A minor, no chord changes. Handy for practicing scale soloing without worrying about the chord tones.

September 7, 2008
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Pros & Cons Of Guitar TABS

Guitar Tabs are no doubt very handy but a lot of guitarists let them go to waste. Learn how to make the most of them to improve your all round guitar playing.

September 7, 2008
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Jam Practice Loops In A

Jam practice loops in A with a variety of tempos perfect for honing in on those difficult licks. Not ultra musical but certainly beats the boredom of constantly using a metronome!

September 7, 2008
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Natural Talent

Do you need to have a natural talent to become a professional guitarist? Some people certainly seem to have some kind of gift, but how far can you get without it.

September 7, 2008
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Music Theory – Part 2

Music theory part two. This section explains chord, key relationships and the chord numbering system.

September 7, 2008
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