Learn Your Guitar Fretboard Quickly- Guitar Lesson

A good lesson... Easy to understand and follow. Check it out:

How to learn your fretboard quickly.

 Guitar101Ramstein

Uploaded on Mar 17, 2011

A simple method to learn the guitar or bass Fretboard quickly.
pt two here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1op9e...

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Guitar Lesson - How to Memorize Note Names

 Doug Marks

Uploaded on Mar 8, 2011

http://www.metalmethod.com - 96% of all guitarists can't instantly identify note names on the fretboard. This free program changes all of that. This is a complete lesson to memorize the fretboard and instantly identify every note. You can download and print the study materials for this video here: http://www.metalmethod.com/notes-nl.htm This video features Metal Method instructor Doug Marks who has taught more than a million people to play guitar including some of today's top rock stars: http://www.metalmethod.com
If you're an absolute beginner the following will teach you the basics of guitar note names: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IohLi...

Download and Print the Free Guitar Note Name Diagrams
Download the five pages of diagrams for this lesson including fourteen guitar note name exercises and other study materials here. This lesson, YouTube video, and the study materials are free. Print note name lesson materials now: download.

If you would prefer to download a high quality 15 minute digital video to your computer instead of using the YouTube video a download is available for only $5: 
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96% of all guitarists can't instantly recognize note names - can you? Take this test.This test takes less than five minutes to complete. It's the 2 notes to a string test explained in this video and in Exercise 1. Read about it on the Forum and record your results in our online survey. You can also see how you compare to others that have taken the test. Are you part of the 4% of all guitarists that can identify all note names without hesitation? Find out now: Take our test

Note Name Survey
Take the test and see how you comparet to other guitarists. Are you one of the 4% of all guitarists who have mastered note names or are you clueless? Find out now.

6 Tricks for Memorizing Note Names on Fretboard

 Jeremie Murfin

Published on Jun 5, 2011

Here are 6 tricks for memorizing the note names on guitar. Just some ideas I've used over the years that have worked well for me.

Rockabilly Guitar Lesson

This is pretty cool stuff.. Check it out:

How To Learn Rockabilly Guitar - Full 30min Lesson Movie

Uploaded on Sep 7, 2011

This is How to VHS video on beginner level learning rockabilly guitar with the greats. James Burton - Brian Setzer - Danny Gatton - Joe Dalton - Arlen Roth - Scotty Anderson

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Simple Man ... Guitar Lesson

I think I can learn this...

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Simple Man - super easy beginner acoustic guitar song

Uploaded on Jun 3, 2010

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Simple Man - Lynyrd Skynyrd - Acoustic guitar Song Tutorial - Easy beginner

Published on Jun 18, 2012

http://www.nailguitar.com/lessondownl... Tab sheet here. Become a Nail Guitar VIP while your there for secret tips and tricks lessons, updates of new youtube lessons and special offers on Nail Guitar's guitar training goodies!

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Shinedown - ‪Simple Man - (Lynyrd Skynyrd) Acoustic guitar song tutorial - Easy beginner lessons ‬

lyrics

Mama told me when I was young
Come sit beside me, my only son
And listen closely to what I say.
And if you do this
It will help you some sunny day.
Take your time... Don't live too fast,
Troubles will come and they will pass.
Go find a woman and you'll find love,
And don't forget son,
There is someone up above.

(Chorus)
And be a simple kind of man.
Be something you love and understand.
Be a simple kind of man.
Won't you do this for me son,
If you can?

Forget your lust for the rich man's gold
All that you need is in your soul,
And you can do this if you try.
All that I want for you my son,
Is to be satisfied.

(Chorus)

Boy, don't you worry... you'll find yourself.
Follow you heart and nothing else.
And you can do this if you try.
All I want for you my son,
Is to be satisfied.

(Chorus)

How to play Simple Man by Lynyrd Skynyrd on guitar

mike gross Published on Feb 3, 2013

This is a guitar lesson on how to play "Simple Man" by "Lynyrd Skynyrd" taught & instructed by professional guitar instructor Mike Gross from rockinguitarlessons.com and youtube.com/rockinguitarlessons1...Also,­if anyone wants to donate to my channel,my PAYPAL EMAIL IS "TVXPUNK@AOL.COM".Your donations make it possible for me to be one step closer to being exclusive to you guys.As i want to make this my fulltime job,as well as my website and Skype lessons i offer...............add my new music channel-YOUTUBE.COM/THEMIKEISON411..soon to be "THEMIKEISON4U...I am available for studio session work and touring...twitter.com/rockinguitarles-fa­cebook.com/mgfreeguitarlessons -myspace.com/thev­­­­­­­­­elmafixtribute­-rockinguitarlessons@hotmail.com.. Feel free to subscribe to my channel,request songs,ask questions from a pro teacher that really WANTS to help you.I NOW OFFER LESSONS ON SKYPE(look for OFFICIAL tutorial on my channel)skype name-rockinguitarlessons...Be sure to watch for my official website coming in 2012 and become a "Premium Member" at a very affordable price(25 dollars per month)...We also offer vocal lessons!!.......our youtube channel has free vocal-bass-keyboard and drum lessons.....My first guitar instructional lesson dvd is available ...It is called "Ultimate Beginners Guide" and the cost is $20.00 plus shipping...If your pretty new to guitar,this dvd this is a MUST buy...Packed with over 2 hours of all the basic fundamentals to get you started on your guitar playing...Inquire @ rockinguitarlessons@hotmail.com

Jess Lewis... Pretty Cool Kid

16 year old girl Guitarist JESS LEWIS plays incredible version of 'Feeling Fine' by Alex Hutchings 

bluesjamtracks Uploaded on Jan 23, 2011

Amazing 16 year old Jessica "Jess" Lewis performs an astoundingly accurate version of Alex Hutchings mega ballad 'Feeling Fine'. Recorded 'Live' in the Jamtrackcentral studio by our gobsmacked camera and audio team in London.

For the Gear Heads.......

Jess used her Fender Strat plugged into a D*A*M Red Rooster (Treble booster) pedal.

This went into a LANEY GH 50L amp head going into a Cornford 1 X 12 open backed cab loaded with a Celestion Vintage 30 speaker.
This was mic'ed up with a Shure SM 57 and an AKG 414 UBLS to add a little body to the tone. We used Neve 1073 preamps with the SM57 fed into a Purple Audio MC77 limiter.

No eq needed and reverb came from Logic Pro's Space Designer. "Nice Plate" setting.

You can purchase the original version of this track by Alex Hutchings (PLUS MUCH MORE). Backing track and full TAB included from Jamtrackcentral. Go to....

http://www.jamtrackcentral.com/jamtra...

Check out the Laney amp at.......

http://www.laney.co.uk/show_prod.php?...

I always get a kick out of hanging out these cool cats. Every now and then we'll take a quick break and do some strumming and on a guitar or ukulele or whatever is handy. It always a good time. Check out my friends Cliff and Lisa jamming:

Cliff and Lisa Jam Session

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhD1-Yq-dQg&feature=youtu.be

Published on May 25, 2013

It's nice when you can take a quick break and bust out a guitar and ukulele. Here's a clip of my friends Cliff and Lisa strumming their stress away. Check them out:

Mahalo Bash... and My First Time On Stage... By Eric Cedeno

Mahalo Bash at "On The Rocks"

Published on Apr 2, 2013

Saturday, March 30th 2013
On The Rocks
239 North Harbor Dr., Redondo Beach, CA.
There was a bunch of Hula dancing and Island style music and as the day went on my buddy Cliff and his band ended the night. I played three songs with Cliff and his band. It was my first time playing on stage and in front of an audience and it was a great way to start out my birthday weekend. Check it out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlRf_pzuXMk

Actually I started out playing ukulele (2005) before I started playing guitar. Playing ukulele or guitar is really the same concept, like patting your head and rubbing your stomach at the same time. My first guitar lesson was back in 2005, just a few chords. Then my second lesson was in 2008, a few more chords. It wasn’t until August of 2012 that I really got started playing and consistently practicing guitar. I’m really lucky that my friend Cliff has shared his guitar talent with me. He’s been playing since he was just a little kid and is one of those people that make it look so easy, like butter (smooth). When I talk about Cliff to my friends I usually refer to him as Mr Miyagi because his teaching methods are very much the same, clean the car wax on - wax off, bar the chord major – minor. He has hooked me up with pretty much all my guitars, yes I have a few.

A few months back we were making the rounds at SAM ASH music store looking at guitars and toys and I was drooling over the expensive ones that were hanging up high on the wall. He just smiled and laughed and said “You don’t need any of those. I got one that will blow those away.”  Later on that day he sent me a text message on my phone with a picture of this awesome guitar. I went over and tried it out and it was so easy to play, it felt like butter (smooth). I told him that the guitar would look better at my house and he sold it to me for the same price he bought it for (super cheap!).

October 17, 2013

It turns out that my guitar is based on the Fender Robben Ford model (I think it’s a 2005 model made in Korea). So Miyagi tell me that my face is going to fall off because we are going to see Robben Ford Play in Concert and he’s going to sign my guitar. Sure enough we got tickets to see him play at the Catalina Club in Los Angeles. Robben Ford is so talented! He’s really amazing to watch live. I was really nervous all night and was worried that he might not sign my guitar. After the show my Fiancé ran out to the car and grabbed my guitar for me and we got Robben Ford to sign it! Awesome! I really appreciated him taking the time to sign my guitar and thanked him and told him he was my hero (and he really is).

I felt like somehow some Robben Ford magic was transferred to my guitar when he signed it. It really made me want to get even better at playing guitar and I continued to practice every day. It didn’t matter if I practiced for five minutes or five hours, it just feels good to play and I could tell I was improving which only made me want to get even better. Miyagi invited me to practice in the studio with his band and that was the first time I ever played loud. The studio room boomed with the drums, bass and guitars. Miyagi and the rest of the band all gave me really good advice that I have taken very serious. They said when you are playing with other people and you don’t know what they are playing then this is what you should do:

·       Don’t play anything yet (it’s better not to muddy up the song by playing in the wrong key / wrong notes)

·       Watch what they playing (know your chords and where they are on your guitar and others peoples guitars)

·       Listen to the rhythm and learn the rotation (Head, chorus and the bridge)

·       Just lay back / lay out (mute your stings /play softly / quietly / or not at all)

·       When you find the rotation and know what they are playing then jump in when it sounds good and when you feel good

·       And I figured this one out on my own… don’t forget to be nice (that way you might get invited back to play again)

I just kept practicing and Miyagi said it was time for me to get on stage and experience what it’s like to play for people. That when a benefit gig came up at ‘On The Rocks’ in Redondo on 3-30-13 and Miyagi said that would be the day I get up on stage and play with him and his band. We got back in the studio to practice with his band again and went through a few 1-4-5 blues songs and some Jimi Hendrix. I did pretty well and he decided on two songs for me to focus on; Route 66 and Mustang Sally. I had about two or three weeks to practice to get it down. We all met up one more time before the gig to walk through the set list and work out any kinks and I was feeling good about it.

And then the day finally came. I picked up Miyagi in my element and loaded it with our gear and headed down to ‘On The Rocks’ to set up. Then it was time to hurry up and wait for him to call me up to play. There were lot of groups playing at the ‘Mahalo Bash’ benefit and things got off to a slow start and the just pushed my stage time out to later on in the night. That actually turned into a good thing because I had a few more friends show up to watch me play. It was an awesome night and a great experience for me. It was my first time on stage and also my first time playing for an audience. It was also the day before my birthday so it was also a great gift to me to be able to play at this gig. I’ll never forget it.