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NEW PDF & 6 STEP-BY-STEP VIDEOS! First up, an update to one of my older lessons. Back in 2018 I managed to finally get over the Travis Picking hump, thanks to John Prine's classic Clay Pigeons. In lesson #173 (below) I outlined the step-by-step series of exercises I created to get the hang of things: Today, I'm excited to share some new additions to this classic lesson. I overhauled my 7-page PDF guide from scratch, giving you detailed step-by-step guidance with tabs for each of the exercises I practice to build up to the full Clay Pigeons intro arrangement. I also recorded 6 new zoomed-in playthrough videos, where I demonstrate each of the exercises with tabs on screen. You can find my free video lesson and the bonus PDF & zoomed videos on my lesson #173 webpage » JUST ADDED! I've also been busy building out my Travis Picking Essentials course, which I've been working on between weekly lessons. Today, I'm happy to share 5 new PDF guides to accompany the first batch of lessons in this Travis Picking course. This gives you 10+ pages of print-friendly guidance to accompany the existing video lessons: You can access the 13 video lesson I've already recorded for this course, plus the 5 new PDFs, on the Travis Picking Essentials course page » ⭐️ MEMBER BONUS ⭐️ Lastly, I'd like to share a few in-progress lyric & chord sheet as a special thanks to members of Song Notes Premium... that means you! I haven't made video lessons or instructional PDF guides for these songs yet, but I'm happy to share these handy one-pagers in the meantime:
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LESSON #629Small Chunks = Faster Learning! ▶️ Click to watch free video lesson Hello Reader – in this week's new lesson, I unpack a must-know practice tip that will help you learn any extended riff, solo, or instrumental guitar part. Specifically, I demonstrate how you can learn faster and with less frustration is breaking things into small chunks. Learn each chunk by itself, and then chain them together. In this new lesson, I show a specific example of this approach using the intro sequence...
LESSON #628Rock n' Roll Fun with Runaway ▶️ Click to view free video lesson In today's lesson I'll teach you to strum your way through Runaway, the #1 hit from Del Shannon released in 1961. This song is a blast to play, as it features an uncharacteristic key change (A minor to A major) and includes plenty of strumming flourishes. In my tutorial, I'll guide you through all of this — showing you how to work your way up to the full song, bit by bit. Don't miss my practice guide available over on...
LESSON #627Tin Soldiers and Nixon Coming... ▶️ Click to watch my free guitar lesson In today’s lesson I’ll teach you to play Ohio, the Crosby Stills Nash & Young protest classic from 1970. This one came in by request a few weeks back… and though I’d heard it a hundred times in the prior twenty years, it immediately hooked me this time around. And so, after learning it the past couple weeks… here’s my latest lesson. I teach you how to play the main riff & strum the chorus, with my usual...