Career Opportunities for Musicians on Indaba Music
by Zach Wendkos The national unemployment rate currently sits at 9%, and we have a feeling that figure is at least a little higher for musicians out there. B...
Blues Expose Fast Shuffle Lead Breakdown
Josh takes Red’s solo apart a piece at a time, explaining the different technical and theoretical components at work in this lesson. Check out ‘Rock This Town...
Blues Song Genealogy: “Talk to Your Daughter”
by David Hamburger Video guitar lesson, part 1: Click here for Part 1 of the "Talk to Your Daughter" tab. Video guitar lesson, part 2: Click...
Tommy Emmanuel – Little By Little – Sneak Peek
We're giving you exclusive access to a 15 minute promo mix .mp3 of Tommy Emmanuel's new 2-CD album Little By Little, which will be available for pre-sale very s...
The Ultimate Guitar Chord Chart
Learn how to play easy, intermediate, and advanced chords on the guitar using this simple guitar chord chart. Right click to save to your computer or print the ...
7 Guitar Legends: How To Play Like Them and Still Sound Like Yourself
by Zach Wendkos "Nothing of me is original. I am the combined effort of everybody I've ever known."
- Chuck Palahniuk Sure, we all want to be unique. We ...
Life Lessons From Gil Parris
You've managed to reach what most people would call success. How close are you to your goals?
The goal is always changing. Like my pal Randy Brecker says,...
Blues Guitar Genealogy: “Outskirts of Town”
Updated video: Click here for the tab. I first heard “I’m Gonna Move To The Outskirts of Town,” titled simply “Outskirts of Town,” on Buddy Guy’s 1972 L...
Brutal Legend: Your New (Old) Favorite Guitar Hero
by Charlie Doom We Don't Play Video Games. No, really... Remember that video game called Guitar Hero, with its crappy plastic guitar that you feared for b...
Gibson’s Firebird X – a “Revolution”?
by Rich Maloof When Gibson announced a major press conference, our curiosity was piqued. The company’s invite to last week’s gathering read: This is more tha...
Blues Genealogy: Key to the Highway
by David Hamburger Click here for the tab file. This was probably the first blues tune I learned that didn’t follow the basic twelve-bar blues pattern...