sam's lesson

Today's lesson is an old JJ Cale song that Lynyrd Skynyrd did a great job of covering. Call Me The Breeze still gets plenty of radio play to this day. This one is not too tuff and is a great dance song. So if you don't know it already it's a great one to learn...

For this Monday's lesson I thought some Thirty Eight Special lead would be nice. If you play this one in a bar I am sure that the people will get up and dance. A great song and this is the lead for it. So today you will have to loosen up those fingers good...

Today's lesson is some AC DC Hells Bells which seemed right for a friday. I'm sure some of you have a boss who knows everything about Montana and what everyone wants and needs. Well ain't life grand we all have our demons. So you just grin and bear it...

Today's lesson is from a young Joe Bonamassa. Quite interesting how great he was at an early age. You have to watch closely as Joe's fingers are like lightning. But if you can pick up just a couple of things it will be worth your time. Enjoy...

For today's lesson I thought we should do some Sammy Hagar. And his most popular and most played song. It's actually not too tuff and wont take long to learn all you need is a Sammy voice to sing it. It will be a crowd pleaser in the bars and get them up and moving around...

Today's lesson is the same song as my favorites Aerosmith and sweet emotion. The song sounds a lot harder than it really is. A lot of the old Aerosmith sounds tuffer than it is to play. But this is a great tune and will get the bar crowd up on their feet and jamin...

For today's lesson we will do some Beatles aimed at the beginner. But back in the day this was a must know riff. The Beatles brought great music to the United States and folks in bars still love to hear some Beatle tunes. Mabie even a Beatles even a run of four or five songs as most of them where short tunes...

Thin Lizzy is the lesson of the day for this Friday somthing you can work on over the weekend. Great song and not too tuff but will always get the bar up and going. It was the title cut of the album and a well known song. So loosen up those fingers and most of all Enjoy...

Today's lesson is the same song as my favorite. Lynyrd Skynyrd's Tuesday's gone is a great slow one for the bars. It is for sure gonna get folks up and slow dancing. So now we haven't had a lesson in a week as I was gone I think a slow one is in order...

Today's lesson is an easy one and another one of those songs that you can set in with any band because they all play this song. Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd. This will be a fun one to learn and also play. Lynyrd Skynyrd had a lot of hits that where easy songs to play sooo loosen up those fingers and Enjoy...

For today's lesson we will do limelight by Rush. It's not to tuff on guitar all you will need is someone that can sing like Geddy Lee. That might be a little bit harder to come up with. So for the weekend here ya go! Loosen up those fingers and most of all Enjoy...

Today's lesson comes from The Motor City Mad Man himself Ted Nugent. And Ted says all you need is attitude. Not sure I agree but Ted is the man and that is what he says. So get the dirt outa your ears and listen up!!!