Led Zeppelin – “Heartbreaker” (Riff)
August 2, 2011 2 CommentsTo practice our alternate picking we’ve got a great riff from the mighty Led Zeppelin. “Heartbreaker” is super heavy but certainly within your reach. Good luck!
To practice our alternate picking we’ve got a great riff from the mighty Led Zeppelin. “Heartbreaker” is super heavy but certainly within your reach. Good luck!
To get some practice with the four main acoustic chords we are going to learn the Bob Dylan classic “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door.” Enjoy guys!
Today we’re taking off the training wheels and teaching you how to tune by ear! This one may take a while to master, but you will in time!
Proper strumming can make the difference between an amateur a pro. We’ll get you started strumming the right way!
Another back to basics lesson, this time looking at time signatures. Get ready to get groovin!
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Having some trouble changing chords? Then look no further!
The four most important chords you’ll ever know! These four make up countless songs and are the secret weapon behind most songwriting.
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A must know for every guitar student. This is the opening riff that combines chords we know with single note picking.
In this lesson, we’ll take the chords we already know and apply them to a blues progression. This is a great one for jamming!
Straight out of “Animal House,” it’s “Louie Louie.” A great song to practice your new chords with!
Now on to the D family of chords! Three new chords but nothing you guys can’t handle!
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Finally, time to learn our first three chords! We’ve got three on the table for today: E, E minor, and E7
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Grab your black suit and sunglasses for this one (purring optional)!