Guitar World has a great lesson on the tapping style of Nuno Bettencourt. If you’ve never tried finger-tapping, here’s the lesson to check out!

 

Guitar Compass has an easy lesson on playing a guitar lick in the style of the Eagles. Learn a simple approach to getting a sound like Don Felder.

 

Wes Theobald has a brand new lesson on playing “Working Man Blues,” a classic by Merle Haggard. The Kemper Profiling Amp is beautiful, by the way.

Acoustic Guitar has a video lesson with a few tips on how to create clean sounding chords. It’s quick, and contains great information for the beginning guitar player.

 

Curious as to what the similarities and differences are between a Telecaster and a Les Paul? Then head over to Guitar World as Darrell Braun will compare the two models.

 

Guitar Player has a short list of things that are good to know about the guitar in which you may have previously been exposed to wrong information. It’s short, and debunks a few myths of the instrument.

If your rhythm guitar playing feels a little dull, take a look at this video which will show you how to move chords to different positions, use substitutions, add embellishments, and more.

 

Fingerstyle comping is a lesson by Peter Vogl on how to use this valuable rhythm technique to liven up your playing.

 

Your Guitar Sage has a great lesson on how to play Cheap Trick’s “I Want You to Want Me” in this video.

Need to enhance your blues guitar playing? Check out this lesson from “swiftlessons” on how to play this “face melting” Stevie Ray Vaughan lick.

 

Looking for some classic rock techniques? Then check out this lesson from Jody Worrell on how to play Jimi Hendrix-style double stops.

 

Troy Grady interviews Joscho Stephan on how he achieves his lighting-fast tremolo in Gypsy Jazz Chords.

Looking to add a bit of flair to your guitar playing? Premier Guitar has a lesson on playing Caprice No. 24, by Niccolò Paganini. It’s not just for shredders—it’s for anyone wanting to take their guitar playing to the next level!

 

Gus G. performs “What Lies Below, ” and offers detailed information on its various aspects. This guy knows how to play! Watch the video here.

 

Want to play like John Petrucci? His technique is flawless and his tone is pristine. Watch this video to learn the secret!