Learn Guitar Covers

Here you can learn the 3 main parts of Gone Shooting by AC DC. Listen to the original to put all parts together to the full song. gone shooting jamtrack.mp3 Gone Shooting.pdf

Here you can learn the guitar riffs which are used in" The Pusher " by Steppenwolf and get some instructions how to work out a cool bluesy lead guitar with this cool blues jam. The Pusher.pdf the pusher blues.mp3

Here you can learn the guitar part of the song " Smoke on the Water " by Deep Purple as played live in Japan 1972. Smoke on the Water ( Live Tokio 1972 ) .pdf

Here you can learn the rhythm guitar of " Whole Lotta Rosie " by AC DC. These are the 3 main parts of the song. To complete the song listen to the original and just use those parts which I showed you. Whole Lotta Rosie.pdf whole lotta rosie.mp3

Here you can learn the rhythm guitar of Daft Punk's song " Get Lucky " Get Lucky.pdf Get Lucky.mp3

Here you can learn the guitar part of the song " Wild Thing " by the Troggs. Also played by Jimi Hendrix or Ricky Vaughn in that baseball movie " Major League " with Charlie Sheen. Wild Thing.pdf

Here you can learn to play Happy Birthday as a rock version with some distorted lead guitar. And my birthday is on Sept. 5th. Happy Birthday.pdf

Here you can learn the riff of this famous song " Always on the run " by Lenny Kravitz. Always on the run.pdf always on the run.mp3

Here you can learn the main theme of Wonderful Tonight by Eric Clapton. I show you the original melody but mainly a wonderful solo guitar arrangment which I created. 1:38 Original Theme ( Beginners ) 3:16 Full Version Theme - Wonderful tonight.pdf

Here you can learn the guitar part of the song " Should I Stay or Should I Go " by The Clash. Should I stay or should I go.pdf

Here you can learn the guitar part of the blue " Hoochie Coochie Man " by Muddy Waters. There are 2 versions - one live in G and the studio version in A. I have taken the live version as reference. Hoochie Coochie Man.pdf

Here you can learn an entire solo which can be played to " Long Train Running " by the Doobie Brothers. It's very simple but still sounds great. Licks - Long Train Running.pdf long train trunning.mp3