String Theory Latest about String Theory Double-Time Soloing Over a Laid-Back Groove By Jimmy Brown published 25 April 18 Lessons Fun with Two Bright-Sounding, Uniquely Flavored Scales Built from the Same Six Notes By Jimmy Brown published 19 April 18 Lessons The Oddly Fascinating Pairing of Two Completely Unrelated Triads By Jimmy Brown published 29 March 18 Lessons How to Play a Solo Guitar Arrangement of “Danny Boy” By Jimmy Brown published 16 March 18 Lessons The “b7 Minor-Drop” Progression, As Used by Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, Black Sabbath and More By Jimmy Brown published 9 March 18 Lessons How to Play the Theme from 'The Walking Dead' By Jimmy Brown published 5 March 18 In our previous lesson (March 2017), I offered an original jazz solo, a significant part of which features the use of what’s called a minor add2 (or minor add9) arpeggio. Lessons Bluesy SRV, Betts and Page-Style Soloing Over a Mid-Sixties Jazz Classic By Jimmy Brown published 22 February 18 Lessons Clever Ways to Conjure Haunting, Mysterious Melodies By Jimmy Brown published 15 February 18 Lessons The Intriguingly Exotic Sound of the C Lydian Hexatonic Scale By Jimmy Brown published 11 January 18 Lessons The Standard Minor-Drop Progression By Jimmy Brown published 4 January 18 Lessons 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Archives Get The Pick NewsletterAll the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MORE FROM GUITARWORLD...1Tom Morello’s ‘Arm the Homeless’ guitar could be revived as a signature run2“The former Beatle seemed to have him on speed-dial”: David Gilmour's 10 greatest guest appearances3Donita Sparks tells the story of L7’s infamous set at 1992’s Reading Festival4Steve Vai lays down a smoking alternative solo for Chicago’s South California Purples at the rock icons’ Live at 55 show5Ella Feingold gigged with Erykah Badu and jammed with Prince, but her transition made her a player
Fun with Two Bright-Sounding, Uniquely Flavored Scales Built from the Same Six Notes By Jimmy Brown published 19 April 18
The Oddly Fascinating Pairing of Two Completely Unrelated Triads By Jimmy Brown published 29 March 18
The “b7 Minor-Drop” Progression, As Used by Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, Black Sabbath and More By Jimmy Brown published 9 March 18
How to Play the Theme from 'The Walking Dead' By Jimmy Brown published 5 March 18 In our previous lesson (March 2017), I offered an original jazz solo, a significant part of which features the use of what’s called a minor add2 (or minor add9) arpeggio.
Bluesy SRV, Betts and Page-Style Soloing Over a Mid-Sixties Jazz Classic By Jimmy Brown published 22 February 18
