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The Genius of Ace Frehley
Today we’re looking at some of Ace Frehley’s most iconic licks that helped to shape many of KISS’ greatest songs. We'll cover his Chicken Pickin', Pentatonic Trills, Unison Bends, Wild Vibrato and much more.
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The StichMethod of Comfortably Numb: Why This Chord Progression Works
There is a lot of good stuff in this guy's lessons, and there are two more parts to his breakdown of "Comfortably Numb":
The StichMethod of Comfortably Numb: The Missing Guitar Lesson Is In The Violins
Why David Gilmour's Comfortably Numb Solo Feels So Right
FUN BLUES ROCK RIFFS TO LEARN ON GUITAR! - LESSONS 7, 8 AND 9
Good-enough riffs that I'll look for lessons 1 to 6...
Chick Corea offers 16 Pieces of “Cheap But Good Advice for Playing Music in a Group”
Play only what you hear.If you don’t hear anything, don’t play anything.
Don’t let your fingers and limbs just wander—place these intentionally.
Don’t improvise on endlessly—play something with intention, develop it or not, but then end off, take a break.
Leave space—create space—intentionally create places where you don’t play.Make your sound blend.
Listen to your sound and adjust it to the rest of the band and the room.If you play more than one instrument at a time—like a drum kit or multiple keyboards—make sure that they are balanced with one another.
Don’t make any of your music mechanically or just through patterns of habit.
Create each sound, phrase, and piece with choice—deliberately.
Guide your choice of what to play by what you like—not by what someone else will think.
Use contrast and balance the elements: high/low, fast/slow, loud/soft, tense/relaxed, dense/sparse.
Play to make the other musicians sound good.
Play things that will make the overall music sound good.
Play with a relaxed body. Always release whatever tension you create.
Create space—begin, develop, and end phrases with intention.
Never beat or pound your instrument—play it easily and gracefully.
Create space—then place something in it.
Use mimicry sparsely—mostly create phrases that contrast with and develop the phrases of the other players.
Your Fingers Are Slow Because You STILL Don't Know This Trick
Unlock the secrets to lightning-fast pentatonic scale speed as we break down the CAGED system and its application in creating blazing guitar solos. We'll guide you through step-by-step exercises and practical tips to build dexterity, precision, and confidence in your playing. Whether you're into rock, blues, or any other genre that relies on the pentatonic scale, this lesson is your ticket to becoming a guitar speed demon.
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How to Make Your Blues Licks Sing | Guitar Lesson by Isaiah Sharkey
In this video, Isaiah sits down to discuss and break down some of his favorite phrases and tips to make your blues guitar lines sing.
Local band's timelapse of the end of the night...
Cornell Dupree Hot Licks Full VHS
There's a bunch of VHS noise, but I love so many of the ideas in this video...
pdf of licks and examples https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VnV1...
A Survey of Modern Psychedelia: Tame Impala, Dungen, BJM, Lilys & More
As usual, an informative video from Eric with plenty of licks and riffs to take away...
Best Pentatonic Scale Exercises - 3 Proven Hacks to Better Solos
Learn to play the RIGHT notes at the RIGHT time and make the licks you play sound 10X better! 0:00 Introduction 1:11 Explanation of concepts 2:45 Hack #1 - Playing multiple scales in same position 5:50 Hack #2 - Practice variations like sequences and pattern skipping 10:01 Hack #3 - Learning to accent chord tones within a scale
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Slash shows Mr. brownstone guitar riffs
Cool to see Slash do it. (If I really cared, I would find the source video.)
Licks Of The Legends - Mark Knopfler
00:00 Intro jam 01:38 Ex. 1- The "Knopfler Scale" 02:58 Ex. 1A - "Tunnel Of Love" Lick 04:09 Ex. 2 - "Sultans Of Swing" Arpeggios 07:16 Ex. 3 - "Brothers In Arms" Doublestops 08:34 Ex. 4 - "Lady Writer" Lick 10:13 Bonus - Violin Technique 11:02 Wrap Up
The Delta Blues Trick That Gets Attention
This riff is from Big Bill Broonzy's song called Hey Hey.
I played the National Anthem for the Oakland A's
I had the great pleasure and honor to play the National Anthem on September 23, 2022 during the Oakland A's vs New York City Mets game at the Oakland Coliseum! 0:00 - Intro 0:15 - Soundcheck 0:51 - National Anthem Performance 2:58 - Fireworks Outro
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The Secret To Guitar Has Been Hiding In Plain Sight
Most guitar players spend years memorizing scales, licks, and random patterns without ever truly understanding how the instrument connects together. The real secret to guitar has been hiding in plain sight the entire time… inside the chord framework itself. Here’s a little insight to that approach.
dumb GAME I use to make riffs that actually sound like MUSIC
Something to do on a long weekend...