The Bare Electric Guitar Essentials First time electric guitar players don’t really need a lot to get started. At its most basic, you’ll need the following: Altogether, it’s
Month: September 2024
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Could Have Been Me, The Struts: Guitar Tutorials
Could Have Been Me, by The Struts is one of the songs that lives on my music playlist. The tutorial in today’s post is by Adam Slack, lead
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5 Best YouTube Guitar Strumming Tutorials to Master Your Rhythm
Learning to strum the guitar is one of the most crucial skills for any guitarist, whether you’re a beginner or looking to refine your technique. With the wealth
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Buying Used Guitars
When buying a used electric guitar, asking the right questions can help you assess the condition of the instrument and ensure you’re making a sound investment. Here are
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Brighter Than the Sun, Colbie Caillat
As many of you know, I’m working on practicing my F and barre chords. Colbie Caillat’s “Brighter Than the Sun” is on my playlist and I listen to
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Finding Your First Electric Guitar
Beginner Electric Guitars When starting out with electric guitar, choosing the right instrument can make all the difference in your learning experience. As a beginner, you’ll want a
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Setting Up Your Guitar On Your Own
I recently got an Epiphone Casino. I love the lightness and resonance of the guitar, but the action is a little high. I checked with some of my
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My Favorite Guitar Lesson for “California Dreamin'”
As many of you know, I’m working on learning my F-chords, California Dreamin’ is the song that I’m trying to learn. I’ve gone through a lot of different
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She’s So High, Tal Bachman: Practice Song
She’s So High, from the “She’s All That” soundtrack, was the anthem for the popular ugly duckling to swan story from 1999. It’s one of my favorite songs
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Can’t Gen No Satisfaction – Fender Play Live & Extra Credit
Today’s Extra Credit comes from Fender Play itself. One of the early Fender Play lessons that I really enjoyed was the “(I can’t Get No) Satisfaction” on Level