INTRODUCTION

1- INTRODUCTION 2- Tuning Up 3- Rhythm Notation 4- Understanding Chords 5- Eighth Note Rhythms 6- Identifying Eighth Note Rhythms 7- Playing Single Notes (Picking) 8- Notes on the 4th String 9- Notes on the 6th String 10- Learning all the Notes 11- The Triplet 12- The Minor Pentatonic Scale 13- The Blues Scale 14- The Mixolydian Scale 15- Boogie Rhythms 16- Bar Chords 17- 7th Bar Chords 18- Learning the Whole Fretboard 19- Movable Shuffle Patterns 20- Turnarounds 21- Ninth Chords 22- LESSON TWENTY ONE 23- Movable Chord Shapes in Five Forms 24- Picking Technique 25- Slurs 26- The Slide 27- Bending Notes 28- The Release Bend 29- Vibrato 30- The Trail-off 31- Moving to Different Keys 32- Analyzing What You Play 33- Five Forms of the Pentatonic Scale 34- Moving Between Forms 35- More About the Blues Scale 36- Twelve Eight Time 37- Arpeggios 38- Common 16th Note Rhythms 39- The Trill 40- Swinging Sixteenth Notes 41- R&B Rhythms 42- Minor Key Sounds 43- New Orleans Rhumba 44- Eight Bar Blues 45- Swamp Sounds 46- Quarter Note Triplets 47- Intros 48- Double Guitar Effects 49- Right Hand Fingerpicking 50- Picking Notes Together 51- The Shuffle Bass 52- How to Tune Your Guitar 53- GLOSSARY OF MUSICAL TERMS 54- Tuning Your Guitar 55- The G Major Chord 56- Blues Chords 57- The 12 Bar Blues Progression 58- Alternate Strumming 59- Ties 60- Notes on the 3rd String 61- Blues in Minor Keys 62- Playing Chords Staccato 63- Sharps 64- Strumming Triplets 65- Open Position Minor Pentatonic 66- Open Position A Blues Scale 67- Open String Mixolydian Riffs 68- Notes on the Sixth String 69- Minor Bar Chords 70- Notes on the Guitar Fretboard 71- Shuffle Variations 72- Movable 7th Chord Forms 73- The Whip 74- Open String Sounds 75- Combining Scales and Arpeggios 76- The Symbol 8va 77- The Rake 78- The Seven Sharp Nine Chord 79- More New Chords 80- Slow Blues in Minor Keys 81- Sliding Ninth Chords 82- Chicago Blues Sounds 83- Jazz Style Blues 84- Endings 85- Combining Rhythm and Lead 86- Picking With Your Thumb 87- Constant Bass Style 88- Adding Extra Bass Notes 89- Acoustic Guitars 90- Strumming 91- Keys 92- Chords I IV and V in all Keys 93- Syncopation 94- Notes on the 2nd String 95- Notes on the 5th String 96- The Lead-in 97- The Chromatic Scale 98- Swing Rhythms 99- Blues Licks 100- Open Position E Blues Scale 101- Experimenting With Sounds 102- Percussive Strumming 103- The Half Bar 104- Notes in More Than One Place 105- Voicings 106- Lost in the Blues 107- Classic Blues Rhythm Patterns 108- Augmented and Diminished Chords 109- One Chord Grooves 110- Putting it all Together 111- Electric Guitars 112- The Seventh Chord 113- I IV and V as 7th Chords 114- Note and Rest Values 115- Riffs 116- Flats 117- The Shuffle 118- E Minor Pentatonic Scale 119- Root 5 Bar Chords 120- Position Playing 121- Super-imposing Chord Forms 122- Summary of Blues Scales 123- The Charleston Rhythm 124- Amplifiers 125- Slide Finger 126- Alternate Picking 127- Power Chords 128- Notes on the Fifth String 129- Unison Notes 130- Jam Along Progressions 131- Summary of Dominant 7th 132- Understanding the Control Knobs 133- Chord Progressions 134- Notes on the 1st String 135- Right Hand Damping 136- Changing Between Shapes 137- Higher and Lower Octaves of Notes 138- Listening 139- Strings 140- The C Major Chord 141- Tablature Size and Style 142- Chord Diagrams 143- The Pivot 144- Rhythm Notation 145- Scale Diagrams 146- Tablature 147- Tablature Symbols 148- How to Hold the Guitar 149- Technique 150- How to Read Music 151- Music Notation