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Do you only know the notes on the low E and A strings, while the rest of the fretboard feels a bit foggy? Or maybe you’ve tried memorizing it string-by-string, and it just never stuck? In this lesson, we’re going to fix that. You’ll learn a highly effective, visual method to unlock the entire fretboard […]
Triads are the ultimate guitar tool. Think of them as lean, 3-note chords that enable you to move across the neck with zero effort. They are the secret outlines behind legendary solos, from the melodic lines in “Sultans of Swing” to the epic phrasing of “Comfortably Numb”. In this crash course, we break down the […]
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Stop struggling with your rhythm playing. It’s time to master the “stank.” In this video, I’m breaking down 5 legendary funk riffs that were pivotal in developing my own right-hand technique and fretboard logic. We’ll cover everything from Nile Rodgers’ percussive 16th notes to the “sloppy” picking style of John Frusciante and the stinging bite […]
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In this lesson, we’re breaking down the logic behind one of the most iconic shapes in blues history: The B.B. King Box. A lot of you liked the B.B. King solo I shared a while back and asked how it works, so I decided to go deep into the theory and fretboard logic behind it. […]
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Stop memorizing finger patterns and start choosing a musical palette. 🎨 If you’ve struggled to use the guitar modes in your solos, it’s probably because you’ve been looking at them in the wrong order. Instead of introducing the modes by how they appear in the scale, we’re going to look at them through their color […]
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If you’ve struggled to memorize endless neck diagrams and charts for the 7 modes, you’re not alone. In this video, I’m showing you a much simpler way: The Parent Scale Method. The core idea is simple: You already know all 7 modes because they are simply hiding within the major scale patterns you already play. […]
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In this video, I’m demonstrating how to map out Major Pentatonic scale shapes across the entire fretboard using the CAGED system. ✅ The Concept: The solo follows a C-F-C-G progression. With every full cycle of the chords, the solo shifts up one position on the neck, covering all 5 shapes systematically. ✅ Video Structure: 0:00 […]
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You don’t need to learn new scale shapes! 🎸 Many guitarists struggle with “information overload” when trying to master the fretboard. The truth? You already know the minor pentatonic shapes, you just haven’t learned how to unlock them yet. In Part 2 of our CAGED Masterclass, we’re diving into the “Missing Link”: the connection between […]
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Do you feel like you’re playing random patterns without really seeing the fretboard? In this lesson, we’re moving beyond just memorizing shapes. I’ll show you exactly how to connect the 5 CAGED chord shapes to the Major Pentatonic scale, turning the neck into one clear, navigable map. What you’ll learn in this video: 🎸 How […]
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Ain’t No Sunshine improvised solo using Motivic Development on A minor, Guitar TAB included. The concept of using the main melody and incoporating it in our solos is very common. This great song was written by Bill Withers.
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🎸 Grab the solo transcription here: https://paidtabs.com/guitarlessonsgeek/SESexmusq_Y RIP Greg Brown (1970–2026). The guitar world lost a unique voice this week. Greg Brown was the mastermind behind the dry, funky, and incredibly catchy guitar lines that defined CAKE’s early sound. To honor his legacy, I decided to record one of his most iconic moments: the solo […]
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An A minor Blues Solo Using 3 Pentatonic Scales: A minor pentatonic, D minor pentatonic and E minor pentatonic, each played over their corresponding chord. For the full lesson and a free PDF chord chart click here For Guitar TAB visit my PaidTabs page
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In this intermediate guitar lesson, I break down a fresh way to see the minor pentatonic scale. Instead of sticking to the usual box shapes, you’ll learn two compact linear patterns (upward and downward) that connect across the fretboard.
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If you’re feeling stuck with the same old lines and licks when soloing over the minor blues, you’ve come to the right place! In this video I show you a cool and simple concept that will take your improvisation to a new level.
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Chicago Blues style solo on D using cool licks inspired by guitar legends such as B.B. King and Albert King, Guitar TAB included.
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Carlos Santana was a huge influence on me as a young guitar player. Here is my tribute to this amazing and unique guitar titan. In this Santana-inspired solo I’m using and developing themes and motifs from various of his songs, Guitar TAB included. Viva Carlos Santana!
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This amazing song has a beautiful little melodic solo, played by Henry McCullough. This guitar solo is very melodic and serves the song well. Guitar TAB included. This great song was written by Paul McCartney.
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How to use arpeggios in solos? This Hard Rock Metal Solo is played over an Am-F-C-G chord progression. I chose to use mainly triad arpeggios (1-3-5), but of course, there are other elements as well, like scale fragments, bends, slides vibratos… Guitar TAB included.
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Jimi Hendrix style solo over Little Wing in standard tuning using double stops, third intervals, the pentatonic scale and more. Guitar TAB included.
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Grant Green style solo taken from “Green’s Greenery”, using some of his finest signature jazz blues licks, Guitar TAB included.
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B.B. King style solo over Blues on A using the B.B. King box, a cool pattern using both the major and minor pentatonic scales, Guitar TAB included.
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Here is my take on the guitar solo of the legendary Jazz guitarist Charlie Christian on the song “I Found a New Baby”, performed by The Benny Goodman Sextet. Enjoy!
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The Imperial March theme, arranged for electric guitar, with guitar tab included.
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Here’s my take on this classical TV show opening theme, with guitar tab included. Original guitar part played by the late, great Jim Smith.