Finally Learn a Complete Southern Rock Solo — Start to Finish — With Nothing Left Out

You know that feeling...

You find a solo you love. Maybe it's something in the style of the Allman Brothers. Maybe it's that Lynyrd Skynyrd energy that just hits different.

So you go find the tab. Or you pull up YouTube. And you start working on it...

And it sounds pretty good. You get through most of it. 80% of it, maybe.

But then there's that one lick.

The one that's just a little bit too fast. Or a little bit too weird. Or it's got some rhythm thing in it that you can't quite nail down no matter how many times you slow it down.

And eventually... you move on. You tell yourself you'll come back to it.

But you know the truth. You never really finish it.

Here's the thing — and I've seen this with students for almost 40 years now — that missing 20% costs you more than you realize.

Because when you learn a solo all the way through, from the very first note to the very last, something happens in your playing that doesn't happen any other way.

You start to understand how a solo actually works.

Think about it this way...

When your kids were in school, they didn't just learn what words were. At some point, they memorized the Gettysburg Address. Or a famous speech. Not because they needed to know those exact words forever — but because that's how you learn how a speech goes together.

Learning individual licks? Important. Scales? Important. Approaches? All of it matters.

But if you've never played a complete solo, from note one to the final note, along with a real recording — you're missing something. And you probably know it.

That's exactly why I built 5 Easy Southern Rock Solos. 

Every lick. Every note. Tab right there on screen so you're never guessing. I walk you through each one exactly the way I'd teach it to you in person — phrase by phrase, slow enough to actually get it under your fingers.

Once you've got a solo down, you play along with me. Tab stays on screen the whole time. Start slow, build up — and when you can play it at full speed along with the recording, you'll know you actually got it.

Slow and full-speed audio for every solo, plus full-length jam tracks for each one. These go on your phone, your tablet, your laptop — wherever you practice. Pop in your earbuds and play along anywhere.

Every solo, every lick, all in one clean PDF you can download and keep. Print it out, pull it up on a tablet, whatever works for you.

The video player in the member portal lets you set loop points and slow things down without losing pitch. So if there's one phrase that's giving you trouble, you can loop it as many times as you need at whatever speed works — right inside the course.

Everything is downloadable. Access never expires. This isn't a subscription. Once you have it, you have it — on your own device, forever.

This course is a great fit if...

Fair question. Here's the honest answer.

At $57 $39, this course costs less than a single 30-minute lesson with me. One lesson. And realistically, it would take you three or four lessons to work through even one of these solos with me one-on-one.

So even if you only connect with one solo out of the five — you've already gotten more than your money's worth. Everything else is pure bonus.

And I'd be willing to bet you'll end up wanting more than one. But even if you don't — you're covered.