I remember thatIf it's the guy I am thinking of I remember him previously refereed to as "Claude the fraud". Whether that's justified, or is still relevant, I don't know. I just know many in the past used that expression, and wanted you to be aware.
I think there are a lot of places you can get free and paid lessons for.
Guitar Zoom, Guitar Mastery, Truefire, Texas Blues Alley are some of the ones I could recommend.
If it's the guy I am thinking of I remember him previously refereed to as "Claude the fraud". Whether that's justified, or is still relevant, I don't know. I just know many in the past used that expression, and wanted you to be aware.
I think there are a lot of places you can get free and paid lessons for.
Guitar Zoom, Guitar Mastery, Truefire, Texas Blues Alley are some of the ones I could recommend.
Guitar tricks is ok I guess. Lots of instructors. Tons of lessons/songs, and cheap to boot. It was the first training site I joined. I have an annual subscription that I will be cancelling when it comes time to renew. I will be purchasing more of Griffs courses. This should give you an indication of which program I value more.
I think the cost is ballpark 15/month or 100 per year
Agree that Griff is the best (at least for me personally). His style and thought process really resonate for me.Amen to that. Having one guitar guru certainly offers consistency, and Griff is the best. Guitar Tricks and sites like it are great for picking up another "30 Beginer Blues Licks" or something like that, on the cheap.