SRV House Is Rocking Syncopation Pattern

This is a great little trick you can use with double stops in the way Stevie Ray Vaughan does in, "Pride And Joy". It doesn't require you to know the scales

This particular David Gilmour lick from the song, "Time," has a beautiful melodic sense made from some simple arpeggio patterns and a major scale played on one string. I'll walk you

If you've followed me for any amount of time, you're going to realize this is the worst kept secret ever... But there's something David Gilmour does a LOT in his solos

In today's lesson we'll hopefully overcome some of the intimidation that often accompanies trying to learn David Gilmour licks... While he's an amazing guitar player, and use a wide palette of

If you've ever heard me talk about my "3 legs" of soloing, then you know one of those legs is to learn complete solos, not just some random licks... Well, I've

One of the scales we largely ignore in blues music is the "regular ole'" major scale - the Do-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Ti-Do scale (officially called a "diatonic" major scale.) But in country, it gets

If you're not familiar with the, "3+2 pattern," you will be today :) It's one of my favorite patterns for the major pentatonic/blues sound - even more than I like to