Up The Neck

Learn To Improvise Using The Blues Beginner Guitar

Here’s an intro lesson for anyone who wants to start improvising. Using a blues form is one of the best ways to start.

Here’s a slow and pretty version of the gospel classic The Old Rugged Cross!

Here’s two bluegrass style solos for the really fun jam song Mama Don’t Allow.

Here’s two Scruggs style solos for the really fun jam song Mama Don’t Allow.

Here’s a detailed backup lesson for Jesse James in the key of B!

Here’s a short lesson that reviews the three moveable chord shapes (F, D and Barre) and how to play them in major and minor.

Here’s three versions of Scruggs Style backup you can play over the fiddle tune Salt Creek.

Here’s two solos for New River Train that will get you moving around the neck.

Here’s a traditional style bluegrass solo for Rovin’ Gambler in the key of A.

Here’s a lesson that will examine how to play the melody of Sally Goodin’ in Scruggs Style, Melodic Style and Single String Style.