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First Guitar - April 23rd, 2008 (1 minutes, 12 seconds)Paigew asks, "I'm buying my first electric guitar and I am stuck.I was thinking about getting a fender strat but I do not know if I am starting out to big.Do you think I should go less or stick with the strat?" View ResponseBarre Chords - February 17th, 2007 (5 minutes, 11 seconds)KKringle wrote in and asked about barre chords. She wanted to know if playing and learning them was easier on the guitar and if her hands were cut out for playing the guitar. View ResponsePower barre chords - September 18th, 2007 (4 minutes, 00 seconds)Jerry Asks "One more question on power chords. In the end of Stev's 9th lesson he goes through power chords useing the barre e shape. It is a little fast for an old fart like myself so I'd appreciate it if you would go through the form Steve goes through when playing these chords. Thanx Jerry." View ResponseFretless Guitar - March 24th, 2008 (1 minutes, 16 seconds)Potownrob asks, "While fretless bassists are not rare, it seems there are very few fretless guitarists who play regular six-string guitars without frets. I was wondering if any of the instructors or other staff had any experience playing fretless guitar and what it was like." View ResponseLynyrd Skynyrd Tone - August 28th, 2008 (5 minutes, 17 seconds)Dalydennis7 asked "Brad and Dave, I am a beginning guitar player and have progressed quite a bit in the short time I have subscribed to JamPlay. My favorite genre of music is classic rock, especially AC/DC and Lynyrd Skynyrd. My question is that I know LS has a very distinctive tone and I am interested in knowing how to achieve that tone, especially in songs like Tuesdays Gone's distinctive lead played throughout the song. I have read TAB on it and know it is essentialy bending and single notes, but I cant get the tone right. it seems like it may be fingerpicked, but not sure. If you could give me a hint I would appreciate it. thanks dalydennis7." View Response