Eric Clapton. Bell Bottom Blues. Introduction Bell Bottom Blues” was written by Eric Clapton and performed by the band Derek and the Dominos way back in the 70’s. It’s a…
Improvisation on Guitar. The ability to jam over backing tracks (or even with a live band) probably gives me more satisfaction, guitar-wise, than anything else. Sure it takes some time to master, so that is why…
Now we move on to the set of blues licks inspired by Eric Clapton, featuring a classic Cream vibe that focuses a bit more on aggression and boldness. Break each…
Hi all and welcome to my first bag of blues licks! I’d like to tentatively call this ‘Blues for the Common Man’ because, after all, blues is about interpretation as…
Everyone wants to play something recognisable when practicing, so what better way than to learn some great David Bowie guitar riffs. Bowie has employed some exceptional guitarists over the years,…
This classic AD/DC Rock n Roll Train needs no introduction. Suffice to say if you turn up your amp, add some overdrive or distortion and have the ability to play…
Nine Below Zero are an English Blues band who were at their height in popularity in the early 1980s, but continue gigging to this day, having built up a cult…
This is the beginning of Robert Cray’s beautifully played solo from his hit Phone Booth. Why Choose This Robert Cray Guitar Solo? Andy really wanted to bring you something different…
Top 10 Guitar Riffs: That Don’t Appear In Top 10 Lists Mr Brownstone No its not “Sweet Child O’ Mine” but the 5th track on Appetite For Destruction is a…
Learn to play the lead solo from U2’s Vertigo. The Vertigo guitar solo is short and relatively easy to play, although it can be challenging getting the timing just right.…
