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Money For Nothing by Dire Straits
Difficulty: Intermediate The Main Riff Money For Nothing Guitar Tab Complete Transcription To “Money For Nothing” (PDF) Complete Transcription To “Money For Nothing” (Power Tab)
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“Always With Me, Always With You” by Joe Satriani
Difficulty: Intermediate – Advanced First, I’m going to show you how to play the main rhythm part to this Joe Satriani ballad. Next, I’ll show you how to play the lead guitar part to the 1st theme that goes over this rhythm part. The lead guitar part is actually a little easier to play than the rhythm…
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Looks That Kill by Motley Crue
This riff uses power chords and a droning, palm-muted open string. When you play the open A string in this riff, you’ll want to apply a palm mute with your picking hand to help muffle the sound from the string. To do this you’ll rest the heel of your picking hand lightly on the strings just…
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Time Signatures
Standard time, the most common time, means the music gets 4 beats per measure. A measure is a way to break the song down into small groups and are separated by bars. While it’s not important for our purposes to learn how to read music, it will be helpful to learn the duration of the different…
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Fretboard Flash Cards
If you are having trouble remembering the names of the notes on your guitar fretboard, then these handy printable flash cards will definitely do the trick! Test yourself or have a friend test you right now. Here’s how to do it: View and print each series of strings provided. Cut out each block. Fold each…
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“Johnny B. Blues” Double-Stop Lick
This bluesy double-stop is similar to something you might hear in rock music with artists such as Chuck Berry.
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Mr. Crowley by Ozzy Osbourne
Ozzy Osbourne. Singer. Comedian. Bat-eater. Enough said. He makes everyone laugh, mainly because you really aren’t sure most of the time what he is talking about. Well, Ozzy has always been like that, but years and years later it seems to take its toll. From being the frontman in Black Sabbath, ( with Tony Iommi…