Newest Additions Lessons - Flatpicker Hangout

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Gold Rush Guitar Lesson: Download the free tab and mp3s for this lesson at www.bluegrassbooksonline.com
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Blackberry Blossom Guitar Lesson: download the free tab and mp3s for this lesson at www.bluegrassbooksonline.com
Rick Williams

Big Sandy Guitar Lesson Version 1: Download free tab and mp3s for lesson at www.bluegrassbooksonline.com
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Big Sandy Guitar Lesson Version 2: Download free tab and mp3s for lesson at www.bluegrassbooksonline.com
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Big Sandy Version 1: Download free tab and mp3s for lesson at www.bluegrassbooksonline.com
Rick Williams

Old-Time Country Guitar Backup Basics: instructional book
Joseph Weidlich

Arpeggios: What arpeggios are, along with some charts

DADGAD Tuning: Chord charts and tuning instructions for DADGAD tuning

Drop 2 Voicings: formed by taking a chord and then dropping the next to the highest note to the bass note.

Determining the Key: How to determine the key of a song written in standard notation

Ear Training, Part 2: Get started training those ears!

Ear Training, Part 1: Get started training those ears!

Transcribing a Song: Learn to how transcribe a song

Transposing Chords: Learn how to change keys

The Minor System: Learn the important minor scales

Chord to Scale Relationships: Knowing how chords and scales relate to each other helps you to find them more easily.

Finding Chords Easily: Learn how to find and play any chords you'd like, in more than one place on the fretboard

Resolving: Resolving is a way to lead songs back to the tonic or root.

Jazz Progressions: Learn the II V I progression

Flat 5 Substitution: Learn how to substitute the flat five for the dominant

Blues Soloing, Part 2: Play over the changes in 12-bar blues

Blues Soloing, Part 1: Learn about the chord tones within the scale patterns

Blues Scale: Charts and explanation of this important scale

Pentatonic Scale: Charts and explanation of this important scale

12 Bar Blues, Part 1: How to play this common progression

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