Tag Archives: Soloing

Arpeggios are a very good way to start a solo. Try them out here.

A short article on practice skills that I use in order to build accuracy, precision, and pin point accuracy.

Most of the great improvisational guitar players can jam-out really wicked long pentatonic lines. Have you ever wondered if there was some kind of good way to practice this?

Check out this intended for Intermediate and Advanced players lesson (complete with video) for a cool way to utilize 6th intervals within the C Major scale.

How abandoning the blues scale will hopefully lead to blues heaven.

A short guide for you to find inspiration in your soloing.

How breaking free of the box patterns can help your playing.

A quick look at a well phrased line compared to the same line with very little phrasing. An article trying to help you understand what “phrasing” actually means!

Using the A to A method to make phrases more interesting.

Taking a simple look at the mechanics of speed playing. Continue reading →

An exposition of some ways in which one can expand out on ideas for lines using pentatonics. Continue reading →

Application of the chromatic leading and passing tone to the blues. Continue reading →