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Mark Lincoln - Jeni Lani

Mark Lincoln is back with another entry into our phase 3 section. This time around Mark Lincoln teaches his original song "Jeni Lani." He also throws in a good deal of useful music knowledge.

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• Dec 15th, 2009 @ 8:32 PM EST
• Posted by jbooth

Backing Track : Modulating Mixolydian

David Wallimann has just completed another excellent JamTrack for your jamming pleasure. Here is a bit of information on the track :

This funky backing track use two different keys and should help you get into modulation. You'll be using a B Mixolydian over the B7 chord and an Eb Mixolydian over the Eb7 chord.

You can find it in the backing track player.

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• Dec 15th, 2009 @ 3:48 PM EST
• Posted by jbooth

Article - Linking Scales with Chords

Nick Kellie has just put the finishing touches on another amazing article. This article talks about linking scales with chords, and even using chords to create a solo (similar to a pianist). The article includes several examples featuring audio and tablature.

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• Dec 15th, 2009 @ 1:57 PM EST
• Posted by jbooth

Article - ii V I Mayhem

Nick Kellie is back with another astonishing entry into our library of articles. In this lesson Nick Kellie talks about the ii V I progression and it's relation to Jazz and other styles of music. This article includes theory and information as well as 6 exercises with audio examples.

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• Dec 15th, 2009 @ 1:22 PM EST
• Posted by jbooth

Steve Eulberg - O Come, O Come Emmanuel

Yet again, Steve brings us a classic holiday tune for your enjoyment. This time Steve will teach you a very in depth lesson on "O Come, O Come Emmanuel." Steve will cover the verse, chorus, melody, harmonizing, and both the high and low octaves. This will sure to be an instant classic to your holiday playing.

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• Dec 15th, 2009 @ 12:42 PM EST
• Posted by Tyler.Rugh

Darkest Hour - Song Lesson: With A Thousand Words To Say But One

Kris Norris teaches this song from his former band Darkest Hour. It uses the musical form "Passacaglia", which means the song has a basic idea that repeats with different variations.

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• Dec 15th, 2009 @ 12:36 AM EST
• Posted by AaronMiller

John Newton - Amazing Grace

Jim Deeming is back to teach a fingerstyle arrangement of the classic hymn "Amazing Grace." In this lesson, Jim takes a look at the song from a classic perspective, then provides some variations to spice it up a bit.

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• Dec 14th, 2009 @ 5:18 PM EST
• Posted by Jason.Mounce

Steve Eulberg - O Come All Ye Faithful

Good news! Mr. Eulberg is back with some more holiday goodies to share. This time around, Steve hits you with a two-in-one special on "O Come All Ye Faithful" featuring both a fast-paced version with some bluegrass spice and a gentler fingerstyle version. Happy holidays!

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• Dec 11th, 2009 @ 5:38 PM EST
• Posted by nessa

Elizabeth Cotten - Freight Train

Jim Deeming is back at it with another phase 3 lesson. This time he takes a more in-depth look at Freight Train. Jim installs his tried and true fingerstyle techniques to create a rhythmic march through this classic tune. Get those thumbs ready and enjoy this fine piece of music.

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• Dec 11th, 2009 @ 1:19 PM EST
• Posted by Jason.Mounce

Katherine K. Davis - The Little Drummer Boy

Jim Deeming returns with another phase 3 lesson. This time, on the well known Christmas song "The Little Drummer Boy." This isn't your Mom's Little Drummer Boy though. Jim has spiced this one up with some fingerstyle action, and guitar stunts to wow your friends!

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• Dec 10th, 2009 @ 4:30 PM EST
• Posted by Jason.Mounce