You’ve mastered your pentatonics. You can navigate the major modes with your eyes closed. But when you listen to the greats—whether it's the sophisticated lines...
By Eric Haugen You pick up your guitar and something just feels off. The strings buzz against the frets. Maybe they feel impossibly high under your fingers. ...
Call and response guitar is one of the most powerful tools an improvising musician can develop. At its core, it turns solos into conversations, phrases into sen...
Guitar dynamics are one of the most misunderstood elements of great playing. Many guitarists spend years chasing tone through pedals, pickups, and amp settings,...
We’ve all been there. You pick up your guitar, tune up, and... play the exact same lick you played yesterday. And the day before. It’s the dreaded intermediate ...
7 Rhythm Guitar Exercises Every Intermediate Player Needs to Woodshed Here's a truth most intermediate guitarists need to hear: your rhythm playing is th...
You remember the feeling: that initial rush when you first mastered the F chord, or the lightning bolt of excitement when your first pentatonic solo actually so...
You sound incredible in the bedroom. The reverb is just right, your fingers feel loose, and that new lick you’ve been shedding feels effortless. But then, you s...
You’ve mastered your open chords, you can navigate a basic 12-bar blues, and your calluses are well-earned. But lately, you feel like you’re just playing the sa...
You’ve spent hours in the woodshed. You’ve calloused your fingertips and finally nailed that blistering Stevie Ray Vaughan lick in E minor. It sounds perfect. B...
Stop Thinking Vertically: A Guide to Horizontal Playing Here's the truth most guitarists don't want to hear: if you've been playing for years but still feel ...