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Here you find the tabs and the backing track of a classic hard rock guitar riff in the key of Am. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs of the chords, modes and arpeggio's which you can use on this cool backing track. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find an easy but advanced example for a cool slow blues guitar solo in the key of G. The backing track is drum, bass and one guitar with 70 bpm. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track for a rock guitar version of " Happy Birthday " in the key of C. Pay attention to the 3/4 measure - it's a bit tricky but you can orient yourself with the melody. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs of cool and smooth jazz blues guitar chords of a Blues in the key of F which is the standard key in jazz blues. The backing track is only drum and bass. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track for a really coll and powerful slow blues guitar riff. The backing track is only drum and bass to give you the full space to figure out your slow blues guitar riff. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find 2 cool 80s rock guitar riffs which go along with the style of Van Halen and Eddie Van Halen. You can play along with this cool backing track which in fact is produced in typical 80s style to get you back into the 80s with Van Halen. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find some tabs of the theory related to the backing you can downlod. You find the chord progression and the modes you can use on those chords. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a very cool and orange acoustic blues guitar backing track in the key of E + the tabs of the different guitars which are played on the backing track. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a very cool rock guitar riff where you can figure out your dynamik rock guitar riff playing abilities. The backing track is only drum and bass which leave you a lot of dynamik space. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a great opportunity to train your ears by using the major pentatonic in A. Try to play the theme of the famous tune " Stand By Me " by ear and get to know the major pentatonic. I have added the tabs of the theme if you want to make sure you got it right but try to do it by ear and as an inspiration the backing track which indeed puts you back in that time. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track for a nice blues guitar riff specific for 2 guitars. There is also one chorus solo written as inspiration. This is the original solo from my song " Blues For 2 Guitars " These files are associated to this tutorial : A Premium Member Song Download is coming soon !

Here you find the tabs, the guitar pro file and the backing track for a red rock - high octane guitar riff. Enjoy ! These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find 2 choruses of easy jazz guitar blues phrasing licks over a jazz blues in the key of Bb. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the theory and some cool major blues guitar ideas together with a relaxed blues with 55bpm in the key of D. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs of the riff and the guitar intro which you can hear in Buddy Guy's " Damn Right, I Got The Blues ". The backing track is referring to the original recording. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a selection of 3 santana style latin rock licks in the ballpark of his song " smooth " and also with his typical unisono bends. The backing track is in the key of Am. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a selection of smooth jazz guitar licks in a chilling vibe. There are 3 types of ideas available - chord licks, octave licks and single note licks. They all fit perfect to the backing track added. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a whole bunch of exercises which you can use to train your alternate picking on lead guitar which is very important for a great timing on your lead guitar. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track of a cool slow drop D blues guitar in the key of A. Because it's a drop D tuning the key of A sounds quite different. The tempo is 55 bpm. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find some basic and easy metal guitar riff elements which are basictly displaying the basid timing figures which you can use on any metal guitar setting. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find some exercises for basic jazz guitar improvisation where you learn the first steps of cool phrasing and the " play & rest " concept. The backing track is only on G7 so you don't need to worry about chord changes. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a simple blues rock riff in the Rory Gallagher style with the following chords : Am / F G The riff is displayed with several variations and the backing track is only bass and drum. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find some exercises which some palm muted sequence runs where you focus on the chord notes of the E minor chord and some sequence runs with 6toles. The backing track is taken from the hypnotic rock guitar riff tutorial and with 85 bpm it has an optimal tempo to practice 16th notes and sextoles with not getting too much into high speed. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track of a cool latin rock guitar riff. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a selection of double time blues guitar ideas which you can use on any shuffle blues guitar. The backing track addes is in 60 bpm which allows you to practice those ideas in an intermediate difficulty tempo. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find some first exercises to train your right ( picking ) hand to work on the fretboard. You have the first position of the A minor pentatonic and the A minor scale which you can first play with one hand and then you add some chords with your other hand. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track of " Basic Jazz Guitar Improvisation 4 " where you get some basic tabs and exercises over a I IV V progression in A minor. The special thing is that it switches from I- IV- V- to I- IV- V7 each time so that you always have to change the mode or the exercises on the V- or V7 by switching between the phrygian and phrygian nat. 3 mode. There is a cool backing track added which helps you to fullfill the task. These files are associated to this tutorial here :

Here you find some easy rock guitar licks in the D major and D minor pentatonic which are very similar. They both work on the backing track added. If you use the major pentatonic you sound more rock-style and if you use the minor pentatonic you sound more blues style. The interesting part is to mix them to create a cool rock guitar solo on progression which works for both. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find an arrangment I wrote for jazz guitar of the tune " Stompin At The Savoy " - included a backing track with a jazz trio with drums, bass and piano. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs for the basic pentatonic patterns in A Minor and A Major. You can notice that the patterns are exactly the same and only the position of it and the position of the root note ( red note ) is different. You can play both pentatonics to the backing track added. If you play the minor pentatonic to the track it will sound like blues and if you play the major pentatonic it will sound like a pop song. I have written 2 examples for you that you can see how you work with those pentatonics. The main beginner rule is : " Start on the root note ( the red note ) " The backing track is the same as from " Guitar Beginners 2 " - you can pratice with that one. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you can download some exercises where you practice the main 3 note per string patterns in combination with chromatic notes and arpeggio's played with economy picking. The backing track is on 80 bpm that you don't need to stress and can figure out the technique without a rush. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs of 2 versions of a cool and heavy shuffle rock guitar riff in the key of Gm. You can play them along with the backing track. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track for the Basic Jazz Improvisation 3 tutorial. Beside the basic chords you now also find the regular chords and some cool exercises to start working with the modes. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a selection of major blues guitar licks which you can play in a major blues. When you play major blues guitar licks you mostly follow the chords so you need to know the chordprogression : E / A / E / A / E / A / B / E You find the tabs of the blues riff here : These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the audio files about basic chords played with touch technique. There is a small song included that you can practice the basic chords with some joy. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find somd tabs to do some really cool advanced rock nuclear lead guitar licks. The backing track is a classic hard rock track with 100 bpm. These files area associated to this tutorial : If you want to do more technical exercises for this topic check out these tutorials :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track which comes along with the Basic Jazz Guitar Improvisation 2 tutorial. The backing track is a simple progression in the key of C : I II V These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track of a great sounding slow minor blues guitar riff played with a drop D tuning. The backing track is drum & bass only. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find 3 cool rock guitar licks which work in the key of D major. You can practice them with the backing track attached here. These files are associated to this tutorial here :

Here you find 3 rhythm figures which you can learn to get a better control over timing and space. The backing track is on 70bpm and with the progression Gm7 / Gm7 / Cm7 / Cm7 These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track for a cool rock chord guitar solo in D with the chords : Dm / Dm / C G / Dm These files are associated to this tutorial : If you want to learn the rock riff you find the tabs here :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track of a cool blues guitar riff with a drop D tuning. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track of the basic jazz guitar improvisation 1 where you learn to use the major blues scale, the major scale, the modes and the arpeggios together with this cool backing track. These files are associated to this tutorial here :

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Here you find the tabs and the backing track to an easy rock guitar riff in the key of D. Pay close attention to the many offbeat's which are placed into this riff. It's a great practice to get used to offbeats. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find a cool chord solo in the Joe Pass style over a regular 12 bar jazz blues in the key of F. The backing track is only drum and bass that you can really practice to make a great comping on a jazz blues. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track for a easy blues guitar riff in the key of E. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the tabs and the backing track a cool rock guitar riff in the " Gun's N Roses " Style ( Paradise City ) where you can learn to get this great vibe with first playing half time and then double time. The backing track is one with only drum and bass and one with such guitar added. These files are associated to this tutorial :

Here you find the diatonic chord progression in the key of C and G. This is a real working sheet for you to learn : The diatonic chord progressions ( major scales ) The chords with root on the A and E string The attached modes The intervals of the modes Please take your time to learn all parts in this working sheet by heart. Learn the chords and the attached modes. The modes are 3 note per string patterns to make the whole thing easier to understand. It's not needed that you learn to play the scales fast, but learn then with the intervals which are displayed at each of the patterns. Here you find a tutorial related to these exercises : Here you find another tutorial about modes :