Walk the fine line between rhythm and lead, just like Jimi!

Lesson in the style of Stevie Ray Vaughan, 12 bar blues with some very cool rhythmic but lead licks too.

His chordal style is very particular because he uses different positions, not the standard ones, to create an open voicing.

Johnson's style is a mixture of a few select player's influences, which he has blended together over the years to come up with his own unique and instantly recogniseable sound. Some of his influences include Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, John McLaughlin, B.B. King, Wes Montgomery (Jazz Legend), Jerry Reed and Chet Atkins.

Second part of the beginner song lesson, focusing on melody.

Example of easy song for beginner level, harmony, playing chord substitutions.

In this lesson we'll explore chordal phrasing over a simple backing track. This lesson should help you spice up your rhythm tracks and inspire you to create smooth layers of chordal work.

A tapping and chord lesson. Here you work with both hands. The right hand plays chords and the left hand play the tapping technique.

Nice acoustic pop licks & riffs that are suitable for both acoustic and electric guitar. Spice up your chordal skills with these riffs, to create a more richer rhythmic chops.