I've focused this solo for beginners adding a lot of slow notes so that you can play it from your first day (if your will is strong enough!).

A classic 12 bars blues progression in the key of C, with very slow tempo. We gonna work on phrasing, vibrato, bending, blues feel...

This lesson will improve your bending, vibrato control, rock licks, slow rock feel, improvisation in Dorian mode.

This lesson covers a slow country waltz solo with hybrid picking, steel guitar bends, hammer-ons, double-stops, an open string pull-off lick, and a behind-the-nut bend.

Lesson on reinforcing rhythm and tension in slower rock song settings.

Slow beginner to intermediate solo, includes bends. vibrato, slides. Great for practicing and improving lead guitar playing on a beginner level.

...here is your chance to move on and learn more complicated stuff, and get your right hand to participate with 2 fingers for tapping. This lesson will also improve your bending control and legato playing!

Here is a melodic piece. It's important not to get carried away with technique and forget that music is about conveying a message. Melody is the main focus here. I tried to create a lead that would flow easily to the listener's ear. When trying to build something melodic, a good idea is to sing a melody on top of the chord progression you're working on and reproduce it on the instrument. That's usually how you can come up with new ideas.

Expressive phrasing at a slow tempo is as challenging as it gets!