The process of learning to play guitar for a rank beginner can often be confusing and frustrating.

Where do you start? What kind of guitar should you buy? Should you find a local guitar instructor or teach yourself with a book or dvd guitar lesson program?...or both or non of the above?....(big sigh).

Let us help you cut through the confusion with FREE beginner guitar lessons, articles and tips that will help you get off to a flying start. We also include comparison charts and detailed guitarist written reviews of some of the best ( and worst ) video dvd guitar instruction programs. Here is what you will find inside:

 

Lead Guitar Lessons

Have you ever fantasized about playing Lead Guitar in your own band?

 

Have you grown tired of the limitations of being just a guitar strummer and are ready to become an honest to goodness dangerous guitarist?

 

This section of CompareGuitarLessons.com is not about just memorizing famous guitar solos to impress your friends, (although that certainly should have an important and fun place in the educational process of any budding lead guitarist).

 

Instead, the focus will be on further development of physical guitar skills along with an understanding of why certain notes and riffs work with some keys and some songs but not at all with others.

 

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Click Here For A Review of Metal Method Video Electric Guitar Lessons

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Click Here For A Review of SPEED KILLS advanced picking techniques

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Pre-Review Announcement: Logical Lead Guitar   

 

I have found an interesting lead guitar lesson program that seems to be a cut above some of the others out there. It was created by a long time guitar teacher/music journalist/band member/ guitarist named Adam St. James. I have seen a few of his lesson videos and I was impressed. I haven't completed this new review yet but you may want to go Adam's Website for a peek any way.

 

While you are there sign up for his Free Logical Lead Guitar Newsletter. It contains great Free lead guitar lessons and celebrity interviews. He is also giving two free books from his course for immediate download just for signing up: " Which Notes To Bend" and "15 More Fret Hand Excersizes". I signed up and love it. Let me Know what you think!

 

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 Jazz Guitar Lessons

 

Jazz Guitar Lesson Review:

Play What You Hear

by Chris Standring

The Purpose of the “Play What You Hear”  Jazz guitar lesson program is to teach the student to ah…well… to play what they hear.

Seriously though, the author, Chris Standring, makes a great point that many guitarists learn to master the fretboard through visualizing shapes and patterns.

The unfortunate result is that solos improvised in this manner can sound contrived. Chris goes on to say that he believes that many guitarists often have no idea that they do not ... Play What You Hear Review Continued.

Or follow this company site link for more details, testimonials from students, music educators, and Jazz Performers as well as for sample lessons or to Buy: Play What You Hear

Review:

Bass Guitar

Secrets

by Alex Sampson

Our Highest Rated Bass Guitar Program:

8.5 out of 10

 

I happen to believe that learning to play bass guitar can improve your total understanding and feel for music. As a result, songwriters, rhythm guitar players and even lead guitarists can benefit from learning bass.

Bass players are often in short supply, so learning these skills can be a golden ticket into a great band.

Of course playing bass is great fun and makes anyone playing one automatically cool. (Come on, you know I’m right).

If any of the above appeals to you, then you might want to take a serious look at this review of Bass Guitar Secrets instructional program by Alex Sampson.

The Goal of Bass Guitar Secrets:

As written by Alex Sampson : The Goal of Bass Guitar Secrets is “…  Click here for the rest of the Bass Guitar Secrets Review Or follow this link to Go Directly to The Bass Guitar Secrets Company Website

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