Country Guitar Solos

Lesson 2/31 | Study Time: 5 Min
Course: Country Guitar
Country Guitar Solos

Country Guitar Solos

This lesson contains several country guitar solos that use all the techniques studied in earlier lessons.

The first solo is in the key of C and uses Country Lead guitar pattern 1.

The next solo is in the key of G and mainly uses Country Lead guitar pattern 2. However for certain chords in this solo a different pattern has been chosen. The pattern which is being used is shown in the notation.

The next solo is in the key of D and as with the previous solo uses a variety of patterns. The pattern which is being used is shown in the notation.

The next solo is a slow ballad in the key of G and as with the previous solos uses a variety of patterns. The pattern which is being used is shown in the notation.

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1- Country Lead Guitar Pattern 2 2- Seventh Bar Chords 3- Country Lead Guitar Patterns and Licks 4- Lead Guitar Techniques 5- Root Five Bar Chords 6- Advanced Lead Guitar Techniques 7- Advanced Chords and Rhythms 8- The Bar Chord 9- Country Guitar Solos 10- Finger Picking 11- New Topic 12- INTRODUCTION 13- Approach to Practice 14- Staccato Strum 15- Staccato 16- Alternating Thumb Style 17- Country Lead Guitar Licks 18- Root Five Minor Bar Chord 19- Left Hand Technique 20- Notes on the Fifth String 21- Notes on the Sixth String 22- Muting 23- Country Slide Guitar 24- Electronic Tuner 25- Root Five Bar Chord Progressions 26- Root Six Minor Bar Chord 27- Chord Diagrams 28- Bar Chord Progressions 29- Fretboard Diagrams 30- Tablature Symbols 31- Technique

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