Hard rocking riffs and soloing in the style of George Lynch.

George Lynch is one of the most instantly recognizable guitar players when you hear him. His tone and phrasing are very unique. Mr. Scary as he is often referred to has a propensity for using the diminished 5th (or flat 5th) in almost every song he has written.

This is a solo in the style of George Lynch. It involves some wide stretches and tremolo action.

A song in the style of George Thorogood - a guitarist, vocalist and composer of American Blues Rock.

Supercharge your sweep picking and economy picking skills in this lesson in the style of neoclassical shred master George Bellas.

Jazzy improvisation in the style of George Benson.

A simple blues-rock solo in G minor. Bends, vibrato, slide, phrasing and some fingerpicking are used.

I would like to provide some ideas on how we can use an E minor scale in three positions and how we can switch between them!

We'll be working on how we can use bends and slidings in a rock ballad solo.