GuitarZoom – Steve Stine’s 10 Classic Rock Solos, Speed Pickin’: Speed – 10th Day [Tutorial, ENG]

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Steve Stine’s 10 Classic Rock Solos :

Module 1
How to play the chords and solo for “Killer Queen” by Queen. So you can play the entire song and solo with complete confidence.
Must-know licks and techniques that define Brian Mayâ € ™ s style, and how to use them to create your own solos.
And a backing track you can practice with.
Module 2
How to play the chords and solo for “You Shook Me All Night Long” by AC / DC. So you can play the entire song and solo with complete confidence.
Must-know licks and techniques that define Angus Youngâ € ™ s style, and how to use them to create your own solos.
And a backing track you can practice with.
Module 3
How to play the chords and solo for “Sweet Child Oâ € ™ Mine” by Guns N Roses. So you can play the entire song and solo with complete confidence.
Must-know licks and techniques that define Slashâ € ™ s style, and how to use them to create your own solos.
And a backing track you can practice with.
Module 4
How to play the chords and solo for “Another Brick in the Wall” by Pink Floyd. So you can play the entire song and solo with complete confidence.
Must-know licks and techniques that define David Gilmourâ € ™ s style, and how to use them to create your own solos.
And a backing track you can practice with.
Module 5
How to play the chords and solo for “Hotel California” by The Eagles. So you can play the entire song and solo with complete confidence.
Must-know licks and techniques that define each guitarists style, and how to use them to create your own solos.
And a backing track you can practice with.
Module 6
How to play the chords and solo for “Stairway to Heaven” by Led Zeppelin. So you can play the entire song and solo with complete confidence.
Must-know licks and techniques that define Jimmy Pageâ € ™ s style, and how to use them to create your own solos.
And a backing track you can practice with.
Module 7
How to play the chords and solo for “Sweet Home Alabama” by Lynyrd Skynrd. So you can play the entire song and solo with complete confidence.
Must-know licks and techniques that define each guitarists style, and how to use them to create your own solos.
And a backing track you can practice with.
Module 8
How to play the chords and solo for “Crazy Train” by Ozzy Osbourne. So you can play the entire song and solo with complete confidence.
Must-know licks and techniques that define Randy Rhoadsâ € ™ style, and how to use them to create your own solos.
And a backing track you can practice with.
Module 9
How to play the chords and solo for “Donâ € ™ Stop Stop Believin” by Journey. So you can play the entire song and solo with complete confidence.
Must-know licks and techniques that define Neil Schonâ € ™ s style, and how to use them to create your own solos.
And a backing track you can practice with.
Module 10
How to play the chords and solo for “Let It Be” by The Beatles. So you can play the entire song and solo with complete confidence.
Must-know licks and techniques that define each guitarists style, and how to use them to create your own solos.
And a backing track you can practice with.

Bonus 1: Ultimate Rock Jam Track Guitar Pack
These downloadable MP3 audio tracks by Steve Stine will help you ….
Practice with a full band and build the essential skills you need to create your own melodic rock solos.
The key is listed for each track, so youâ € ™ ll always know what scale to use — just plug in and start playing.

Bonus 2: Tantalizing Rock Lick
In this course by Steve Stine, youâ € ™ ll discover:
How intervals can add excitement to your solos.
How to develop flexibility and dexterity by practicing wide intervals.
How to create bigger sounding patterns.
How to mute strings effectively for clean solos.
How to get different sounds with a must-know string bending trick.

Frank Gambale’s – Speed ​​Picking
(Stylistic Method). REH Book / Audio Pack Improve your speed and fluidity through increased pick efficiency. Gambale explains and demonstrates sweep arpeggios, speed picking licks, harmonic superimpositions, sequence licks, and more!

German Schauss’s Speed ​​Guitar
Guitarists of all styles, from metal and rock to jazz and acoustic, often feel the need for speed! Many players become pretty fast, and a special few become speed demons. If you want a shortcut to reaching your speed potential, Speed ​​Guitar is the book and online video and audio combo for you! German “Lightspeeder” Schauss, recognized all over the globe as one of the world’s fastest guitarists, takes you through the process. Learn to warm up properly and practice alternate picking using melodic patterns across all the strings over the full fretboard of the guitar. You’ll even learn how to create and vary your own patterns, and make the vital connection between your mind, picking hand, and fretting hand to enable optimal speed. If rapid-fire guitar licks, scales, and arpeggios are your goals, take this book home, go online and retrieve the video and audio, and start practicing!
Jazz-Rock Triad Improvising for Guitar

(Musicians Institute Press). In this “private lesson,” MI instructor Jean Marc Belkadi reveals the secrets to creating interesting, over-the-top, red-hot licks and lead phrases! He covers: modal and tonal usage, triad substitution and superimposition techniques, and much more. The book is in standard notation and tab, and the CD features 50 full-band tracks.
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