This easy chord trick appears on classic songs by the Beatles, the Eagles, Paul Simon and Passenger
Jesse Colin Young, who sang one of the signature songs of the 1960s counterculture, the Youngbloods’ “Get Together,” before ...
Add vibrant rhythms and sophisticated chords to your guitar playing with Jesse Cook’s five essential flamenco techniques
When playing the scalic runs keep your plucking fingers flat in order to forcefully drive each rest stroke. Practice slowly ...
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Loved by Yngwie, Santana and Slash, the harmonic minor scale is an essential part of every guitar player's vocabulary
As with the previous eight bars, notice how chord tones are specifically used to outline the progression, this time mixing legato and picked notes. The piece ends with a final run up the dusty end ...
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Jazz guitar theory 101: 5 ways you can use tritone substitutions to jazz up your chord progressions
Now we’re ready for the I chord. The I of our II-V-I (D) sounds a bit plain after all that, so I’m opting to make it a Dmaj9. This voicing with the E (9th) on top gives a chromatic run down in ...