ZZ TOP La Grange – solo – guitar lesson with tab

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Posted on December 16, 2012 by Richard McCargar

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Part Two:

ZZ TOP – La Grange – solo with guitar tablature for instructional purposes.

My son is just starting guitar lessons, and played rhythm guitar on this video. It is great fun having a hobby that we share and can enjoy together.

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ZZ TOP – La Grange solo – tab page 1 of 2

ZZ TOP – La Grange solo – tab page 2 of 2

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Marshall Tucker Band – Ramblin’ – basic guitar chord progression

Posted on September 1, 2012 by Richard McCargar

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Learn how to play the Marshall Tucker Band’s “Ramblin’” main guitar chord progression. If you take the time to hand-write out the full song tablature, you will more quickly learn how to figure out songs on your own. That will help you for all the songs for which you cannot find the tab you want, or you find it and you know it doesn’t sound right.

As always, please feel free to ask any questions. Don’t be shy. Music isn’t a competition, it’s about community, support and sharing.

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AmpliTube iRig through a Jambox demo

Posted on July 28, 2012 by Richard McCargar

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AmpliTube iRig through a Jambox demo – a great, compact and portable rig for vacations, business trips and parties, etc.

For quite a while, I’ve had the AmpliTube app on my iPhone, but had rarely used it because I wasn’t a big fan of using ear-phones. Too hard on the ears because I have a tendency (who doesn’t) to play a little louder because there is nothing like the sound of speakers moving air, a lot of air…

Yesterday, it occurred to me that I could just as easily play through the Jambox I use for my laptop, and here you see and hear the results. I guess it hadn’t occurred to me because at home I play through my Vox Heritage amp, and on the road, headphones, although disagreeably.

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The Beatles – One After 909 – solo – guitar lesson includes tablature

Posted on July 7, 2012 by Richard McCargar

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The Beatles – One After 909 solo – guitar lesson (no lecture – just show you how to play it) and provide the guitar tablature for instructional purposes.

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The “19′s” shown in the 13th and 14th measures, are actually performed by holding the “17b19″ bend shown in the 13th measure, then releasing it as shown: