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Below is a portion of a 1938 review of this track in an issue of Fretted Harmony magazine. The British guitarist Terry Usher is the enthusiastic reviewer. It's interesting to see the effect that Van Eps'… More…
Hey all, here's my transcription of a classic Sepultura song from their Chaos A.D. album! Rhythm wise this song is not particularly complicated, however most tabs out there got it wrong. So after watching… More…
"Look there, he goes! Isn't he dreamy? Monsieur Gaston! Oh, he's so cute! Be still my heart! I'm hardly breathing! He's such a tall dark strong and handsome brute." More…
"Look There he goes! isn't he dreamy? Monsieur Gaston, Oh he's so cute! Be still my heart! I'm hardly breathing! He's such a tall dark strong and handsome brute." More…
"Look There, he goes! Isn't he dreamy? Monsieur Gaston! Oh He's so cute! Be Still my Heart! I'm Hardly breathing! He's such a such a tall dark strong and handsome brute!" More…
This is the theme or "head" of Charlie Parker's classic bebop tune "Confirmation" transcribed for guitar. There are lots of juicy gems in here and any musician, regardless of genre, can learn a lot from… More…
1954 Performance. Someone commented "Once upon a time you could get on national prime time TV just for being really good on electric guitar.". I thought that's amazing.… More…
Here's the opening track to Cannibal Corpse's killer fourth album! While it’s not the fastest song on the album, the opening trills will definitely make your forearm feel like it's been brutalized! … More…
Transcription of John Scofield's tune "I'll Catch You" from the album "Works For Me".… More…
This is one of my favorite exercises, a very melodic way to study the major scale on the bass.… More…
the whole bassline is really just arpeggios, but there's still a lot of cool variations. So much mileage out of so few notes. Really worth checking out if you're into this sort of groove. More…
Performance by students at the 2013 Residential Summer String Camp:… More…
Here is my transcription of this early Slayer song. This might be one of the easiest Slayer songs out there with a solo that is somewhat melodic, compared to the rest of their catalogue. It's very fun… More…
Happy new year to all of you my dear friends! To get into 2022 in style, here is my cover of …For Victory by Bolt Thrower. This one has been on my list for a while and requested by some of you too! Nothing… More…
This was from a since-deleted youtube video called "Three Minutes with Jimmy Haslip" . It featured Jimmy sharing a quick anecdote about playing taps on trumpet at funerals when he was a kid, then segued… More…
John Williams rips an exquisite solo in this version of Curved Air's "barnstormer". I have been (and still am) trying to play this after its original release 40 years ago. Any classical guitarists out… More…
Originally posted on his social media back in Nov 2019 this is another great performance from Nathaniel. Reading through the comments section on Instagram he seems to say it is just a few ideas he was… More…
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Donald Byrd's solo on There Will Never Be Another You off the Hank Mobley album The Jazz Message of Hank Mobley. (Currently only the first chorus, but will likely be updated when I can play the second… More…
Being a slow ballad, I wrote it in double time feel because otherwise I'd have to write 32nd notes and 16th triplets, so it would be very difficult to read. … More…
Attention: les mesures 7 et 9 ainsi que le B sont indiqués avec un arpège utilisant tous les doigts de la main droite, y compris l'auriculaire (c). Il est très possible de jouer ces parties autrement (en… More…
A lot of good versions out there. This Is my take on it. Some minor variations has been skipped due to repeats. More…