Here is an acoustic guitar lesson on how we play the intro of Knockin On Heavens Door. This is the second lesson on this song. Our version is a combination of the Guns n Roses version and the Bob Dylan version. This lesson has been done by James from the acoustic duo “Handsome Alvin”, please check out our cover of this and other songs at: www.youtube.com Intro Chord Progression: G; D; Am; Am; G; D; C; C; G; D; Am; Am; G; D; C; C; First time through pick the G and D and strum the Am and C (using D DDU; D DDU or D DDU UDDDU) and then second time through just strumming as per the other lesson. Enjoy

To get the tab for this lesson become a VIP for free at www.nailguitar.com Free mp3 drum tracks like those used in this video at: www.givemedrums.com Wonderwall by Oasis. Best suited learning on acoustic guitar, this lesson is designed for beginners to intermediates. Cheers, Andy PS Enjoy this lesson? Subscribe so you don’t miss any awesome new lessons! Check out my other channels www.youtube.com www.youtube.com Enjoy Nail Guitar lessons? Click below to tweet it! bit.ly Follow me on Twitter: www.twitter.com Follow me on Facebook: www.facebook.com PS Looking for a complete step-by-step guitar learning system? I recommend Jamorama, it’s huge and very affordable! Check it out at bit.ly

Here is an acoustic guitar lesson on how to play Don’t Look Back in Anger originally by Oasis. This lesson has been done by James from the acoustic covers duo Handsome Alvin, please check out our covesr of this and other songs at: www.youtube Intro Chord Progression: C; F; C; F;…

Tab at Learn how to play acoustic flatpicking blues guitar. Lots of progressive lessons and blues riffs with free tabs and videos. You find lots of free accurate guitar tabs on www.guitarnick.com

Tab at www.guitarnick.comLearn how to play acoustic flatpicking blues guitar. Lots of progressive lessons and blues solos with free tabs and videos. You find lots of free accurate guitar tabs on www.guitarnick.com

This one was suggested by Mikey (maleproz) Chords eadgbe D-xx0232 G-320033 C-x32010 Am-x02210 Em-022000 Verse 1 I I wish you could swim Like the dolphins Like dolphins can swim Though nothing Will keep us together We can beat them For ever and ever Oh we can be Heroes Just for one day verse2 I I will be king And you You will be queen Though nothing Will drive them away We can be Heroes Just for one day We can be us Just for one day verse3 I I can remember Standing By the wall And the guns Shot above our heads And we kissed As though nothing could fall And the shame Was on the other side Oh we can beat them For ever and ever Then we can be Heroes Just for one day outro We can be Heroes We can be Heroes We can be Heroes Just for one day We can be Heroes We’re nothing And nothing will help us Maybe we’re lying Then you better not stay But we could be safer Just for one day

www.creativeguitarstudio.com Andrew Wasson of Creative Guitar Studio answers a viewers question: Q: Can you explain how to use different scales in Blues progressions. I was on a guitar discussion forum where they were posting about playing major and minor pentatonic and even modes on blues progressions. But, I dont quite understand is how this works. I was taught that on blues progressions you are supposed to use the blues scale. I dont really grasp the modes yet, but my pentatonics are pretty good. Im curious about what other blues sounds I might be missing! I love blues guitar. – Charlotte, Wales UK. The Major and Minor pentatonic scales can be interchanged to offer a fantastic blend of major and minor thirds as well as color from the major 6th and minor 7th. In the video lesson we will examine how to do this and learn a series of guitar licks that demonstrate the ideas. The complete lesson article for this video, will be available on the Creative Guitar Studio website soon. Follow the link below to follow on Twitter for article page announcements: twitter.com ____________________________________ Andrew’s Official Q & A Guitar Blog Website: www.andrewwasson.com Andrew’s “Video guitarblog” youtube Channel www.youtube.com The Creative Guitar Studio Website: www.creativeguitarstudio.com Follow Andrew on Blogspot: creativeguitarstudio.blogspot.com Follow on Twitter for new lesson announcements: twitter.com myspace: www.myspace.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

Tab at www.guitarnick.com Play the tab of this easy flatpicking acoustic guitar arrangement of Country Roads by John Denver. You find lots of accurate free guitar tabs and lessons at www.guitarnick.com

a nice easy song with a very simple strumming pattern, its basically down strums the whole way through. you can obviously jazz it up but i dont think it needs to be.

www.dolphinstreet.com – A short blues lick lesson, which I call Squeeze It – Tab and Guitar Pro files for this are on my website.