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The king of Delta Blues is unquestionably Robert Johnson. A genius who changed the sound and direction of blues guitar forever. He died on August 16, 1938 in Greenwood, Mississippi aged just 27 years old. The cause of death is unknown and so too is his final resting
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All The Strums You’ll Ever Need To Play Any Song In One Easy Package! Click here to get my latest DVD on Amazon.com. In this DVD I’ve opened Pandora’s Box on my 20 most important and essential guitar strumming patterns. These are all you’ll ever need to
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Here are TABs for many of the free song lessons currently on the site. They were taken from the old version of Guitar in a Nutshell (now www.learnguitarwithpaul.com) As always let me know if you need any help. Don’t forget you can find a video lesson for each
Read More... →This course on Spanish guitar lessons is outselling everything else I’ve done which is a huge surprise to me. Sometimes there’s a big difference between what you think your customers want and what they actually want but I’m glad you guys are liking this one so much. Part two
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Click here for part 2 Learning how to play “Sweet Home Alabama” by Lynyrd Skynyrd on guitar is a dream acoustic guitar song for many aspiring guitar players. It’s not strictly classed as an easy song due to the fact that there are short guitar licks which
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Here’s part 2 of how to play Sweet Home Alabama for you… Learn More Songs Time Of Your Life – Green Day Tequila Sunrise – The Eagles Stand By Me – Ben E King Norwegian Wood – The Beatles Lyin Eyes – The Eagles Wonderful Tonight –
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A great song featuring a pop shuffle strum so make sure you’re “snapping” your upstrokes nice and crisply. The Beatles released it on their December 1964 album Beatles for Sale. It’s a Paul McCartney tune. Click here for part 2 Leave a comment below…
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Classic hit tune written in 1970 by John Fogerty, it’s a lot of fun to play especially with the backing track behind you! Click here for part 2 Any comments? Just leave ’em below and I’ll answer you!
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Part 2 of “Have You Ever Seen The Rain”. Leave me a comment below…
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This song features one of my favorite strums and melody lines in combination together. Once you’ve learned it slowly be sure to run it through the backing track software for the most fun playing it. Click here for part 2 I love reading and responding to comments,
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Now for part 2 of this lesson. Leave any comments or questions below…
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A perfect little tune for beginners learning their first songs on guitar. Just 4 chords (G, D, Am and C) will get you through the entire song but once again I’ve thrown in the melody line to make it instantly recognizable. Leave me a comment below…
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This kind of song is best played using arpeggio picking and little bass runs to smoothly connect the chord changes together. I’ve also included the melody line to make it instantly recognizable. Remember to leave a comment below and tell me how you got on…
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One of my favorite Eagles songs. This one is a lot of fun to play especially with the backing track behind you. The chords are all pretty simple and it carry’s the same strumming pattern throughout too making it a perfect “easy” song for beginners. Click here
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Glad to see you made it to part 2, here you go… How did you get on? Leave me a comment below…
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This song is perfect if you’re a beginner making your first attempt at learning songs on guitar. From start to finish it’s just one chord progression that goes around and around plus the strumming pattern never changes either. Pretty sweet. Click here for part 2 I read
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An all time classic song written by John Lennon. It’s signature sound comes from the fact that it’s written inside a mode which is very typical of folk music. Make sure you’re articulation is clean and precise so that the moving bass line stands clearly above the
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