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In this gypsy jazz lesson we will learn "Stompin' at Decca" - a composition written by Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grapelli. It was recorded in January 1938. This lesson will help you improve your gypsy jazz vocabulary, swing feel, phrasing, rhythm changes and improvisational skills.

Aimed at the guitarist that has a good grasp of pentatonic scales and some knowledge of modes and wants to spice up their playing with some diatonic arpeggio ideas.

This package is aimed at intermediate level players who want to expand their improvisational vocabulary. The Mixolydian mode is explained in detail in the included lesson write-up, alongside the 6 great licks featured in the main video.

This package is aimed at intermediate level players who want to expand their improvisational vocabulary. The Lydian mode is explained in detail in the included lesson write-up, alongside the 6 great licks featured in the main video.

In this lesson we will study one of the Mozart's finest - the famous "Rondo alla Turca". I am using my own fingering and I also added an improvisation part.

A simple exercise for total tapping beginners.

Learn to play Stevie Ray's classic tune " Scuttle Buttin' " and improve your blues vocabulary and comping.

In this free guitar lesson we'll be seeing how to play as accurately as possible the 1st solo that the great Northern Irish guitarist Gary Moore played in his famous song "Still got the blues".

This package is aimed at beginner/intermediate level players who want to expand their chord knowledge and fretboard awareness. Close harmony and the II-V-I-VI are explained in detail in the included lesson write-up, alongside all the chord voicings featured in the main video.

A study of typical blues licks in various positions on the guitar. Designed to improve the ability to cover the changes using basic but important notes.