3 Blues Guitar Soloing Secrets
Running up and down a pentatonic scale is an easy way to get started playing blues guitar solos, but you soon realize that there’s more to it than that to create the sounds of blues players you listen to. Here are three secrets to help you extend your pentatonic skills and sound more like your blues guitar heroes.
How to Play Country Lead Guitar
In the late nineteen thirties a cowboy musician called Bob Willis introduced the electric guitar to his audiences. Nobody knows whether they noticed this historic innovation but ten years later a whole generation sat up and took notice when Arthur Smith released his recording of “Guitar Boogie”. This hit instrumental established the electric guitar as a musical force to be reckoned with. While the world of rock and roll moved to the music of Stratocasters it took a while for country musicians to move from the more restrained tones of the Gretsch archtop to the more “biting” Fender sound.
Easy Guitar Lead Lessons
To be a lead guitar player, you will need a knowledge of scales, arpeggios, riffs and licks. This short article is for the beginner guitar student who maybe knows some basic chords but wants to branch out to lead playing. Of course it is not always necessary for the lead guitar player to play solos. The lead and rhythm guitarists can work together to complement the singer’s vocals. For instance the lead guitarist could play the same chords as the rhythm guitar only in a different position on the fretboard.
Guitar Lesson – Lead Guitar Traps & How to Avoid Them
By Mike P Hayes
Scales can free your fingers and freeze your brain. Practicing scales hour after hour can actually harm your progress on the guitar.
Beginners Guitar Lessons, Scales – 4 Tips to Get the Most From Your Lead Playing
By Mike P Hayes
Learning 
guitar scales can be frustrating and confusing for the beginning guitarist. Often the student simply doesn’t know where to start.
How To Play Lead Guitar With This Simple Technique – By Keith Gilbert
By Keith Gilbert
Whether you play acoustic or electric or another kind of guitar, you probably would like to learn how to play lead guitar. It’s fun being the one who gets the main guitar part and the guitar solos. You can usually be more creative with lead guitar than rhythm guitar and it’s more enjoyable in general.
