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This is the Live at Austin City Limits version. Roy has a very unique style of playing the guitar. I tried to capture it as good as I could. If you want to play like Roy, it's a lot about listening and… More…
various types of variation to be applied on major and minor scales More…
There's a lot of variations played but they are not included. More…
written by Leanne Scott, 1971. Simple, but effective bass line. There are some leading tones, bass fills, modulation. More…
"Thousands are waiting and anticipating..."… More…
Fun Fact: I wrote most of this without listening to it. It was awful. I fixed (most of) it, but I wanted to have it still be evident that I had no idea what I was doing. Which, to be fair, I didn't. More…
Here is my transcription of Carcass' Incarnated Solvent Abuse, to celebrate (again!) the 30th anniversary of Necroticism. This song is an absolute monster and rather technical! It took me a few years and… More…
Original piece with obvious inspiration :-)… More…
To get the tone: Use an octafuzz (Doyle uses a CBO Prescription Pedals fuzz, I found the Mythos Argo nails it; then add some overdrive, tube screamer works or just a boost; not sure but there might be… More…
I think there are many Coltrane progressions inside... Good practice material. More…
Love this version by Mateus but the original is in D# (Eb) and I believe he is using a DADGAD type of tuning, or something similar. So I wanted to see if I could convert this into standard tuning to save… More…
These fingerings are only suggestions. You don't have to use these to accomplish these drills, but I noted the fingering I thought you might ultimately find easiest. Your teacher may suggest different… More…
The following is a finger-style guitar arrangement of the jazz standard, Fly Me to the Moon which was recently made famous as part of the soundtrack to the Squid Games. As such it is expected there will… More…
My First Piece a song about life the young self starts off slow and life gets much quicker from there it has much difference year to year (measure to measure) and some similarities while most of life is… More…
Here's a fun little picking exercise I put to a backing to lock it in- roughly in A7 it involves a mixture of economy and alternate picking when descending in the first section into straight alternate… More…
There are two additional parts you'll see if you expand the settings: the real (harder) Violin I part, and the Viola part without the notes written in.… More…
Not fully finished but getting there More…
Chord/Melody Guitar arrangement on "There´s no greater love".… More…
A friend of mine played me this first track from the debut Giant album Last of the Runaways way back in 1989 and I was blown away. Still my favourite rock album intro thanks to the genius of Dan Huff.… More…
there is a nice mix of viola, violin and cello, all with a nice choir, great sound, yet so simple, I am not 100% sure what genre it would be though but I could see this as like a Christmas song type of… More…
The opening synth bass line from “Grecian Summer” by Classixx, the California-based production duo of Tyler Blake & Michael David. Michael Di Francesco (AKA “Touch Sensitive”) played this synth part.… More…
Every month the good folk over at Jam Track Central post a backing for you to play a solo on- It's great fun and there are always lots of awesome entries. This is my little solo.… More…
