Get the Guitarist’s Big Black Book Designed by TrueFire for the Practicing Musician November 28, 2016Anyone playing and/or teaching guitar needs staff paper, blank tab, guitar chord charts, guitar scale charts, and fretboard...
Jimi Hendrix Guitar Lesson: Hear My Train November 25, 2016This Jimi Hendrix guitar lesson is an excerpt from Jeff McErlain’s full course, Essentials: Blues Rock Grooves Vol....
7 Ways To Improve Your Tone for Free November 24, 2016by Corey Palmer There are many ways to improve your guitar’s tone without running out to buy new...
3 TrueFire Artists Nominated for Vintage Guitar Magazine’s Readers’ Choice Awards November 9, 2016Each year, Vintage Guitar Magazine honors those who inspired and awed us as guitar players, fans, and listeners...
3 Easy Tricks for Building Speed and Stamina as a Guitar Player November 7, 2016It’s incredibly important for guitar players to build up proper levels of speed and stamina. If you don’t,...
3 Things You Must Know Before You Start Giving Guitar Lessons October 13, 2016So you want to teach guitar? Great! Teaching is an incredibly rewarding career path, and it’s what inspires...
7 Secrets to Learning Jazz Guitar October 4, 2016By Bruce Arnold To learn more from the professor of jazz, Bruce Arnold, check out his TrueFire courses:...
5 Tips To Keep Your Sound Man From Hating You October 4, 2016Maintaining a good relationship with the sound man at whatever venue you’re playing at is one surefire way...
10 of David Gilmour’s Best Guitar Solos Ever September 11, 2016David Gilmour needs no introduction. As Pink Floyd’s lead guitarist, he is simply one of the best guitar...
7 Things They Didn’t Tell Me When I Started Playing Guitar September 10, 2016by Rich Maloof 1. There will never be enough guitars They never told me, when I bought my...
7 Guitars That Changed Music History September 7, 20161. Gibson L-5 First introduced: 1923 Also Known As: The First Masterpiece Notable Players: Mother Maybelle Carter, Eddie...
7 Tips for Working with Substitute Musicians September 5, 2016by Rich Tozzoli Back in school, a substitute teacher usually meant you had a do-nothing day ahead. But...