Today's classic rock lick is the last one in the style of my 5 Easy Classic Rock Solos course... We'll go over the lick, which has a cool thing in it

This classic rock lick is one with a rhythmic thing where it's a melodic pattern of 3, but over a rhythm that divides into 2... so it keeps looping back

It's a pretty exciting day, 5 Easy Classic Rock Solos is available now and these are some really fun solos to play! You can check it out at: https://classicrockguitarunleashed.com/get-5-easy-classic-rock-solos/ But you might

Just something fun... one of my favorite blues/rock riff tunes :) If you have trouble watching it here, visit: https://youtu.be/fL8cJBif1LM

While this might not be a difficult riff for you to play, if you're a beginner it can pose some challenges... More importantly, most beginners I see play this a little

When you do the basic "blues in e" rhythm it can get a little stale, and you might want to add some variations along the way... Also, you probably hear a

While "Ain't No Sunshine" is not necessarily a blues, exactly, it's often played at blues jams and it's a staple at my acoustic blues gigs. So you should probably learn how

I have another major blues lick from more of the major blues sound, this time in a different box for the V chord. As I mentioned in a previous video, major

I have another major blues lick from more of the major blues sound... As I mentioned in a previous video, major blues licks usually bring along a bit of the minor

Straight up, I'm going to show you a lick from more of the major blues sound... BUT, here's the thing, major blues licks usually bring along a bit of the minor