Andy Aledort

Take a look at the guitar work of two essential early blues masters.

Two-string soloing can help force you away from the “muscle memory” licks and patterns that so many players feel trapped by.

A question many students have asked me over the years is, “How can I learn all the major and minor chord forms all over the neck and apply them to progressions and songs?”

As much as guitarists love to solo, the reality is that, for most of us, the majority of time spent in a band setting is applied to playing rhythm guitar.

The greatest benefit of the study of scales is that it helps you from habitually falling into “lick”-type phrases that so many guitarists find themselves stuck with.