A technique builder that explores banjo rolls using various intervals and string combinations.

What would happen if we forced a true "rocker" to write a country solo? - We would get a country solo for wannabes. The advantages of such a solo are many, as an unexperienced country guitarist definately needs a different approach than a western veteran. In this lesson I give you the most common country techniques - from a rock perspective. Don't miss this oportunity - come along and take one step closer to creating your own unique style: by adding country licks into your playing. Some of these are so simple I promise you will get a few tricks under your fingers right away. Open string licks, banjo rolls, chicken picking, double stops - you have got it all here!

In this opportunity we'll explore the traditional jazz style and we'll be playing a whole solo with chords.

This lesson covers a chicken picking style solo that includes various related techniques such as: open-string pull-offs, steel guitar bends, and banjo rolls.

Rockabilly Country Rhythm and Fills includes various chicken picking related techniques such as: hybrid picking, double-stops, hammer-ons, banjo rolls, steel guitar bends, trills, and left hand thumb on top.

This lesson covers a bluesy country fusion solo combining the ideas from James Burton and Brent Mason with Stevie Ray Vaughan and John Scofield.

Chicken Pickin' Solo #2 includes various chicken picking related techniques such as: hybrid picking, behind-the-nut bends, steel guitar bends, double-stops and banjo rolls.

In this lesson you are going to learn how to play a melodic Jig line with some Banjo tricks.

This lesson covers a hot country solo with bluegrass inspired open string pull-off licks and banjo rolls, as well a bend the nut bend, tuning keys dip, double-stops and much more.