12 Bar Bluesy Country Guitar Solo in E
Lesson ID: A0182 In this guitar lesson, you’ll learn how to play a 12 bar…
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Man of Constant Sorrow
“Man of Constant Sorrow” was first published by Dick Burnett in 1913 and later made popular by the Stanley Brothers in the 1950s. In this guitar lesson, we’ll show you how to play “Man of Constant Sorrow” in the style of The Soggy Bottom Boys. This song will turn some heads at your next jam…
I’ve Been All Around This World
Lesson ID: A0179 In this guitar lesson, you’ll learn how to play the traditional song…
Blue Railroad Train
Lesson ID: A0178 In this guitar lesson, you’ll learn how to play the old classic…
Sunny Side of the Mountain Flatpicking Guitar Solo
Lesson ID: A0177 In this guitar lesson, you’ll learn how to play a country and…
Johnny Cash Style Rhythm and Fills
In this guitar lesson, we’ll work on some Johnny Cash style rhythm guitar. First we’ll go over a nice country strumming pattern and get some practice strumming over a country chord progression. Then we’ll add some Johnny Cash style bass line walks to the chord progression to help transition from one chord to the next. You’ll learn eight Johnny Cash style bass line walks…
The Best “G Lick” to Play Over a D Chord
Lesson ID: FL0003 In this guitar lesson, you’ll learn one of the best country and…
Bluesy Country Licks for Acoustic Guitar in D
In this country guitar lesson, I’ll teach you how to play three bluesy country licks on acoustic guitar in the key of D. The first two guitar licks are great for playing as fill riffs when you switch between chords. The third lick is a little longer and it sounds great as a fill riff or as part of a full-length country guitar solo. Later in the lesson, you’ll also learn a more advanced country strumming pattern…
Country & Bluegrass Lick in G and How to Use It
Lesson ID: FL0001 In this guitar lesson video, I’ll teach you one of my favorite…