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61Guitar Lessons That Don't Suck! Part 2
The ability to read music is a wonderful thing. The problem with that approach is that in today’s real world of popular music there is little need for it. In fact even session players who play on the...
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71The basics of Learning to Play Guitar
Learning to play guitar is easier than you think. Really the hardest part is the initial step to pick up a guitar and be motivated to learn the basics. I have played guitar for many years, and have had...
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63Learning the Acoustic Guitar
I have played the guitar now for 20 Years and by no means would consider myself an expert. For me that is the beauty of the instrument. The Guitar has so many variations from acoustic, steel and electric....
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67How To Learn and Master the Guitar
Teaching myself to play the guitar has been one of my favorite hobbies. What's great about it is that I didn't have to invest any money in expensive private lessons. Instead I just made use of some guitar...
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42Guitar Playing - What About Performing
The path to get the right sort of motive to play your guitar is to perform in front of people you know. Do you like to play in front of people and still savor the act? The occasion need not be a...
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39Acoustic Guitar Lesson: Paint it Black-The Rolling Stones
This hub is dedicated to the lesson I've put together on one of the darkest, but most lyrically intriguing Stones song, Paint it Black, off their 1966 album Aftermath, well after they had departed from their...
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49Do You Really Need A Good Music Teacher
Imagine for a moment that we’re back in the days of no road maps, no road signs, no cell phones, and no GPS guidance devices. Now imagine that you’re taking a trip for the very first time from...
2 comments56Acoustic Guitar Lesson: Suzie Q-Creedence Clearwater Revival
This hub is on the Creedence Clearwater Revival cover of Dale Hawkins' hit Suzie Q, released on their first self-titled album in 1968. The preview mainly covers the opening riff, and is played slowly, to a...
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