Slo Bones

I have decided now to more and more switch from the " HPCrazy " identity to my real life name " Hanspeter Kruesi " - well in Switzerland it's written " Hanspeter Krüsi " pull more and more all my products and identities which have been summing up over the years to this website.
So the links to the HPCrazy Academy will now all be : https://www.hanspeterkruesi.com instead of https://www.hpcrazy.com/club.html
I noticed that the main page gets shared more then the previous landing page so this makes total sense.
The bigger task will be to get the Farbmusik tied up to this page since the idea of the Farbmusik in fact is the name which already says everything. There is also an english version available https://www.colourmusic.org but I found it cooler stay on the geman name also for the international communicate. Therefore an english version is available on that website https://www.farbmusik.com/eng
It's quite a task to pull together everything - and I'll do it step by step
A also started with pitching my music to LA music libraries again - here's a first attempt :
https://www.taxi.com/my/artist/songs/4APZQUk4Qa6RBRxeES6AsQ-the-storm-is-coming

It would be way too much work to add the guitar pro files to all tutorials but what I could so to make the folder where I store them all available. The names of the files are the same as the tutorials - so you just needed to go for them. I'll think about this.

Hey guys,
I wonder if some of you guys would apprechiate if I would additional make the original guitar pro files which I create for any upcoming tutorial available too. I don't know how many of you guys use this software - in fact I strongly recommend it because it's really the best software to use when you really want to learn guitar.

I recently purchased the Guitar Pro software so I would be very interested in the related files.

Good exercise. I even like the progression with the Eflat 9(no5) to D7sharp 9. This will definitely help me with my modes practice and "pre-hearing" the fretboard as I move through the cords. Thank you for putting this together!

Good exercise. I even like the progression with the Eflat 9(no5) to D7sharp 9. This will definitely help me with my modes practice and "pre-hearing" the fretboard as I move through the cords. Thank you for putting this together!

Will do. If I sound halfway decent I'll post myself playing it.

Really looking forward to this one! Looks like it will fit right into my current study focus.

Let me know how it works out

Really looking forward to this one! Looks like it will fit right into my current study focus.

If you are tired of playing the minor pentatonic or the minor blues scale to a minor blues then this guitar tutorial is for you. A first step with exercises into a new world of playing minor blues on guitar.
Here you can download the files associated to this tutorial :
 

Oh looks like I completly forgot that one

This one will be next.... really love this song
 

Here I show you THE slow blues guitar riff played with a drop D tuning.
Here you can download the files associated to this tutorial :
 

Guitar Beginners
I will start a new series of tutorials now. I want to guide the total guitar beginners through the first really hard 6-12 months of learning guitar. The point is - when you start with guitar there is not much you can do till you have the technical abilities to grab chords - specially the barré chords, to play some lead guitar with simple melodies and to do your first bendings, the first vibrato's and and and....

This phase can be really frustrating because things take time and you can not make any shortcuts. But my job as an instructor is to keep you guys motivated in this time and still get you a creative and fun vibes into your beginner steps on guitar. My system is different then the regular ones and it works. I got many feedbacks from beginner students over many years. In these tutorials I will also show everything slow and very precise. The will come with the title index " Guitar Beginners - ..... " and will be also marked with this tag here in the search tags.
Guitar Beginners
For guidance during your process in those first 6-12 months I strongly recommend that you use the blog feature where you can write about your experience and your difficulties in order to get some professional advice.
Blog Feature

Sad Blues Rock Balade
Here you can learn a nice slow and sad blues rock balade which works great in a trio formaiton ( Drum, Bass & Guitar ) 
Sad Blues Rock Balade.pdf
sad blues rock balade.mp3

That one is really long time ago

Cool lesson HP!..............

Great line! 
Yeah, they were awesome together! 
There's a really good documentary on Howlin' Wolf, too. What a unique and fascinating artist. 
I like watching the old documentaries... Chicago was such a wild time back when the Chicago Blues was thriving. 
 

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Great line! 
Yeah, they were awesome together! 
There's a really good documentary on Howlin' Wolf, too. What a unique and fascinating artist. 
I like watching the old documentaries... Chicago was such a wild time back when the Chicago Blues was thriving. 
 

I got a chance to see Hubert Sumllin play in Detroit before he passed. I love the Howlin Wolf stuff.

Great line! 
Yeah, they were awesome together! 
There's a really good documentary on Howlin' Wolf, too. What a unique and fascinating artist. 
I like watching the old documentaries... Chicago was such a wild time back when the Chicago Blues was thriving. 
 

I got a chance to see Hubert Sumllin play in Detroit before he passed. I love the Howlin Wolf stuff.

I got a chance to see Hubert Sumllin play in Detroit before he passed. I love the Howlin Wolf stuff.