Super Colossal by Joe Satriani (with TAB) | Guitar Lick Spotlight
This epic lick from Joe Satriani’s Super Colossal is a great example of how an effects pedal can change the way you play and inspire you.
This epic lick from Joe Satriani’s Super Colossal is a great example of how an effects pedal can change the way you play and inspire you.
This Whammy pedal based solo is a great example of taking the Pentatonic scale and doing something different with it.
This intro riff to Paul Gilbert’s Plastic Dracula is fun to play and interesting to learn. Find out what makes it special and what effects are used on it.
About the Song: Thunder High On The Mountain Thunder High On The Mountain is the third track of Joe Satriani’s 2018 album, What Happens Next. It’s a simple and fairly short rock song with...
About the Song: Glasgow Kiss Glasgow Kiss is an instrumental off of John Petrucci’s 2005 solo album, Suspended Animation. It’s a fast and interesting song that gives you a great alternate-picking workout. There are...
About the Song: Die to Live Die to Live is the third song off of the Alien Love Secrets album. It’s a simple song (compared to other Vai songs) with only one guitar, bass,...
The Pentatonic scale is the most accessible way for beginners and intermediate guitarists to learn how to improvise. It’s used in countless songs and can produce some amazing results when used properly. Unfortunately, most...
Always with me, always with you by Joe Satriani is a classic instrumental song that showcases a lot of great ideas and music concepts. It’s a great song to analyze from a music theory...
Thinking about learning how to play guitar? I’m sure you have a lot of questions. Here are the answers to some of the most common questions I’m asked as a guitar teacher. Is guitar...
The C Major Scale is the first scale worth learning on guitar. It’s the starting point for all other scales and the easiest to learn. Once you learn the C Major scale, you can...
Guitar intervals are the building blocks of music. Everything from chords to scales are built from intervals. This means if you can build a strong understanding of intervals, you will grow a strong understanding...