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4 World Class Tips for Practicing Scales

We all know that one of the biggest challenges faced by guitarists, after putting in the hours to learn all […]

You may not have heard of him but Wayne Krantz is a monster guitar player. He’s carved a truly unique […]

A lot of guitarists tend to waste their practice time due to lack of focus, organization and discipline, and most […]

If you’re comfortable soloing over major/minor and seventh chords, but things get a little shaky when you have to come […]

Let’s face it, improvisation of any kind on guitar is hard but if you work at it, you’ll be rewarded. […]

It’s no secret that your average saxophone player is light-years ahead of your average guitarist when it comes to improvisation; […]

This lesson follows on from the approach we looked at in Blues Soloing Tricks: How to Blend Major and Minor […]

The blues note is of course the b5, and if you’ve been following this series of blog posts, you’ll find […]

In my opinion, the hallmark of good blues soloing is the ability to seamlessly blend major and minor scales/licks/runs to […]

Following on the from the lesson on Parallel Thinking, I thought it would be useful to take a deeper look […]