Why Learn Complete Solos?

This is one of my favorite soloing moves because it outlines the chord so well with very little effort. If you're incorporating "chord chasing" into your soloing, you need to be

A lot of times, simply moving your lick from one box to another of the pentatonic scale opens up a lot of ideas... In this video, we'll discuss how to make

I find a common misconception that if something is "easy," then it's also kind of lame... So in today's video, I'm going to take one of the licks from solo 1

Most folks think that when a lick or solo is "hard" that it's because it's fast. And while that may be true once in a great while, typically what make

I think this solo scares a lot of folks away because of the speed, but there is no need for that. However, this beginning phrase trips up a lot of my

This is a great little trick you can use with double stops in the way Stevie Ray Vaughan does in, "Pride And Joy". It doesn't require you to know the scales

This particular David Gilmour lick from the song, "Time," has a beautiful melodic sense made from some simple arpeggio patterns and a major scale played on one string. I'll walk you

If you've followed me for any amount of time, you're going to realize this is the worst kept secret ever... But there's something David Gilmour does a LOT in his solos