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Here you find the tabs for a very cool and hypnotic rock guitar riff in the key of Em. I wrote down 4 different versions for you that you can variate the way you want while you are playing along with the cool backing track with 80 bpm. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find some tabs which shall help you to build up your F barre chord. First you can use the small barre chord with only 4 strings, Then you can use the regulare F barre chord and at the end you can use even more barre chords if you are ready to do this. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs of 3 basic examples of a rock lead guitar which can be played over this progression with E5/ E5/G5/G5/D5/D5/A5/A5. The example are very simple to play that you have more time to figure out where you are in the chord progression and how to shape your rock lead guitar tone. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs of 4 repeating licks in the chuck berry style. The trick is that you have a figure of 3 in 8th notes which makes the accent move till the circle is completed after 3 bars. The backing track is a typical rock n roll tune in the key of G with 106 bpm. These files are associated to this tutorial :

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Here you find a small selection of easy rock guitar licks which you can use in any rock guitar tune in the key of Em. Those licks represent the main techniques which you need to train when you want to get into rock lead guitar. These are bending techniques in the main position of the minor pentatonic and picking techniques to build up speed. With these licks it's already fun and it already sounds the way it should. The backing track is quite slow so that you can work on building up your speed in a relaxed manner. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track for a ueber cool rock guitar riff played with a drop D tuning. There are 2 versions available - the 2nd one leaves you a lot of space for improvisation in bar 4 of the riff. The backing track is professionaly produced by music-pictures.com Here you find the tutorial associated to these files :

Here you find a very cool hard rock guitar riff in the key of Am with several variations over a simple progression Am / Am / Am / C D . With those variations you can become creative and left this riff get some real punch. The backing track is as usual out of my own prodution line ( music-pictures.com ) and is in 90 bpm. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you in the some advanced rock lead guitar licks and tabs which shall give you some ideas what to play along a high intensity rock lead guitar track. You can use the tabs as ideas and make your own combinations out of them. The backing track is in 120 bpm so it's pretty fast. These files are associated to this tutorial : If you want to learn the rock guitar riff you are hearing on the backing track you find the tabs here :

Here you find a selection of tabs with some Gary Moore vibes. The backing track is my production of Eric Claptons song Old Love. You can play the A minor pentatonics to this track. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a few technical exercises and some very basic licks which help you to start with your very first solo in slow blues. In this case it's a minor blues in Am but those licks and exercises also work on any slow blues guitar track. The backing track is on 47bpm. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find some very first and basic exercises which bring you into the world of alternate picking in rock lead guitar. The basic concept of alternate picking works with having downstrokes on any downbeats of your counting and upstrokes on any upbeats of your counting. This is a very basic concept which will not stay like this all the time but it lays down your foundation of a very well educated alternate picking technique and your timing will benefit very much from these exercises. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a selection of very basic rock guitar rhyhtm patterns on a simple chord progression. Try to do these exercises as precise as possible even if you think they are easy - always try to make music also with exercises you might think they are easy. The backing track is in 90bpm These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a cool selection of easy but advanced blues blues guitar licks in a standard blues in the key of A with 55 bpm. The backing track of course is a own production and is a standard blues form in A with quick change. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find 3 cool classic major rock guitar riffs which work great with the classic rock guitar backing track in 95 bpm. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a selection of basic jazz guitar chords in the key of F. There are 2 basic voicings available : 1 7 3 5 1 5 7 3 These voicings are enough to start working on any jazz standard by using basic chord shapes. Beside the chord charts you find 2 exercises where you learn how to work with those 2 types of voicings. This is a I II V I and a I VI II V progression. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find some really cool slow blues guitar licks for a blues in the key of D. The backing track is on 55bpm so it's really slow. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find 5 basic exercises where you can learn the very basics of the rock guitar damping technique. The tabs work great together with the backing track with only drum and bass. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a very cool selection of intermediate smooth jazz guitar licks in the Wes Montgomery style. They fit perfect with the backing track with the chord progression : Gm7 / Gm7 / Ebmaj7 / Ebmaj7 / Cm7 / Cm7 / Fsus / F These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a cool selection of easy funk blues guitar licks for a funk blues in F using just the pentatonics. The key to success is the rhythm precision. The backing track is 105bpm - Don't be afraid of the tempo just stay in the vibe and try to place your notes cool and realaxed. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find 3 easy rock guitar licks which you can play with the cool rock guitar backing with 95 bpm. Try to first play them as perfect as possible and then start to get creative with them. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track of some easy mixolydian mode jazz guitar licks which you can use on the blues " Freddy Freeloader " as heard on the recording " Kind Of Blue " by Miles Davis. This is a great tune and example where you can use the mixolydian mode. The backing track is from " Fredy Freeloader " and is in 132 bpm. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track for a very cool intermediate rock guitar riff played with a drop D tuning. The rock backing track is with 120bpm. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs of the rhythm guitar of Peter Greens ( Fleetwood Mac ) blues " Need Your Love So Bad ". Beside that you find a backing track which I produced exactly in the style how productions were back then in the late 60's. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs of a nice selection of chords which you can use over a simple smooth jazz progression with the following chords : Gm7 / Gm7 / Ebmaj7 / Ebmaj7 / Cm7 / Cm7 / Fsus9 / F These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find 2 version of a basic slow blues guitar riff in the key of Am. It is played with basic chords which you already know so that you can fully concentrate on the rhythm and timing. The backing track is in 12/8 on 70bpm an you can load the file into the Guitar Pro file to synch the tabs with the backing track for practice. These files are associated to this backing track :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track of an arrangement of mine of the jazzstandard " Making Woopee " for jazz guitar. The backing track is in 60bpm. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a cool backing track where you can practice the basic rock guitar chords as displayed in the tabs. If you are unsure how the displayed rhythm sounds like just use the guitar pro file. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs of one chorus of a standard minor blues in the key of Em using a standard minor blues form. The backing track is in 60 bpm and can be synched with the guitar pro file attached. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find some basic exercises where you get introduced to 8th notes. To get the maximum benefit of these exercises also learn how 8th notes and 8th pauses are written so that you are able to read what I have written down for you guys here in order to master the basic 8th notes exercises. Also pay close attention that some exercises work with down and upstrokes and some only with downstrokes and also play the accents which are displayed in the exercises.

Here you find some first technical exercises where you learn the modes and arpeggios of this smooth jazz tune in Gm. The backing track is in 80 bpm so that you can slowly build up your speed on the guitar. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track related to the guitar beginners 5 tutorial where I talk about basic guitar picking techniques.

Here you find a cool and easy set of basic bossa nova guitar rhythm guitar patterns which are great to start the journey of latin and bossa nova rhythm guitar. I strongly recommend that you play them with finger picking since thats the traditional way to do so. The clave you hear in the backing track fits to all versions of the rhythm guitar patterns I wrote for you guys. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find some chord and timing exercises on a short minor blues in the key of Am. The first set of chords is really simple and easy to play. The 2nd set of chords seems advanced but the chords are easy to grab, so they are in the ballpark of an easy blues guitar level. The backing track is only drum and bass so you need to train to count while you play the chords. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the first exercises where you learn the notation of whole, half and quarter notes + how to use ties to make combinations out of these 3 basic rhythm notation figures. It is very important that you also learn the related pauses. The backing track is a very simple progression with E / E / A / A and there you can start to work out a basic rhythm guitar as written in the exercises. I strongly recommend that you start working with the attached guitar pro file in oder to control if you are doing every thing perfect with those exercises. Here you can get a guitar pro software at a reduced price : https://www.hpcrazy.com/free-guitar-pro-tabs.html Here you find the tutorial associated to these files :

Here you find 2 really cool and creative classic hard rock guitar riffs in the key on Gm together with a backing track in 90 bpm so that you can practice both of them with the backing track. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs of the chords and the melody of the great jazz tune " Dream A Little Dream Of Me " - the backing track is in 90 bpm and played with drum, bass and guitar. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find 2 beginners lessons where you can start to use the basic chords E, Em, A, Am, C, G and D and the basic powerchords together with a slow but cool beginner backing track. One of the 2 songs is Hey Joe by Jimi Hendrix but I slowed it down to a reasonable beginner level. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track of a cool high energy rock guitar riff in the key of Em. In the 2nd part I have added some lead guitar ideas as I am talking about in the tutorial. These files are associated to this tutorial :