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The Pandora’s Box To Lead Guitar Playing

What you will learn

Start with learning simple licks made up of only a few notes

Expand on the basic licks you learn to create longer phrases

Understand how to create variations of the licks you learn

Put all the licks you learn into one complete guitar solo

Description

Get ready for over 2 hours of lessons where you will learn 50 great guitar licks!

Our flagship course designed to take a total beginner through a specific sequence of lessons that will develop your knowledge and ability to learn guitar soloing from the ground up. The real power of this course is that itโ€™s structured to build upon each lesson which starts with very short and simple lick ideas and phrases and builds up to training you on how to play more in-depth and complex phrases.

The licks we’re going to work on are ones you will find all the time in popular songs and solos so they should sound familiar and be useful and practical to play in many situations. Whether youโ€™re jamming with your friends or as a foundation for learning new songs, these are licks, that once you have them under your fingers, you can plug them into playing with many musical styles.


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Weโ€™ve written them to serve as finger exercises as well to help you build accuracy, speed, dexterity and stretching ability. and they are arranged in order of difficulty so that each one builds upon the skills learned in the last. Weโ€™ll show you how to do each one note by note slowly and methodically.

You can also develop your sense of rhythm and timing by practicing with the provided jam track.

Hopefully by the time youโ€™ve mastered some licks youโ€™ll be able to play what you hear by having your fingers know where they need to go instead of focusing on reading music or over analyzing where your fingers go.

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Content

Introduction

Licks Section A
Licks Section B
Licks Section C
Licks Section D
Licks Section E
Licks Section F
Licks Section G
Licks Section H
Licks Section I
Licks Section J
Licks Section K
Licks Section L
Licks Section M
Licks Section N
Licks Section O