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In this lesson we are going to see how to play as accurately as possible the fantastic solo that Ian Bairnson played in the song "Eye in the Sky", by Alan Parson.

After You've Gone is a 1918 jazz standard composed by Turner Layton with lyrics by Henry Creamer. This song is an inevitable part of the gypsy jazz repertoire. In this lesson you will learn how to improvise over the changes and improve your jazz/gypsy jazz phrasing and vocabulary.

Trilogy Suite is one of Malmsteen’s most popular compositions. The track is from a 1986 album titled Trilogy and at the time it was regarded as one of the most demanding pieces written for guitar, among the rest of Malmsteen’s work.

Here we have a modern rock solo study "On the Beach" featuring the main techniques used in the 1980's hard rock style including bending, vibrato, picking, sweeping, legato and tapping, all presented in HD video including a 10 min lesson breakdown, complete with a set of high quality extended backing tracks & GP6/PDFs.

This lesson will help you improve and develop your alternate picking, sweep picking, rest stroke picking, hybrid picking, string skipping, legato, and tapping with one and two fingers.

This song, like many other Gilbert’s songs, incorporates some of the exercises and licks that Gilbert usually uses in his style.

This etude is designed to help you develop your alternate picking and strengthen both hands with correct fingering while maintaining perfect coordination.

"Spain" is a jazz fusion composition written in 1971 by the great Chick Corea. It is one of his best known works. This version is inspired by the arrangement of The Rosenberg trio in a style called rumba. In my "Spain" lesson you will learn the composition and how to improvise over the changes of the solo se...

In this lesson we'll learn to play as accurately as possible the main solo of "Still Got the Blues" by Gary Moore.

Hello, and welcome to my lesson "Benny Hill Theme". The Benny Hill Show was a British comedy television show starring Benny Hill. There were various incarnations of the show between 15 January 1955 and 30 May 1991, and it aired in over 140 countries. The show is generally sketch-based with heavy use of slapstick, mime.