Request a guitar lesson

I am just a 72-year-old beginner in guitar and have always wanted to learn to play under the double eagle. I do not expect to be a Roy Clark or C-Atkins but just want to learn a few tunes like this and maybe wildwood flower. When you get through laughing at this request I Thank You for any help you can give me on online video.

hello, my name is danny
i've been playing Guitar for about 8 years now it's been a slow process leaning guitar here's my Question right now i'm stuck with not knowing which scales Go with which chords, like a G chord which scale do i play and On which frets i know some stuff but not the stuff i need to Know someone please post some info On these things and Other chords too
it's criving me nuts not knowing this stuff
thank you

Danny

Hi Robert,
Your lessons are great. I really enjoy all of them. I recently bought a Danelectro Chicken Salad pedal which is alot of fun with my dual amp setup.
One request...I loved the lesson
"String_Skipping_Guitar_Lick" however it is a bit hard to see on my computer. Would it be possible to get a tab version of this one?

As far as new lessons...anything Hendrix or blues based would always be welcomed.

Many Thanks and keep up the SUPER work.

Gary

Hi Robert,
Beleive it or not, I'm having trouble finding good old THE WHO tabs. Nothing I find is consistant. Particularly,I'm looking for stuff from their Tommy or Quadrofinia era. Do you have any advice?
Thanks,
Dave.

I would love to learn the solo from "On The Turning Away" by Pink Floyd. If I could play that just once in my life before passing on it will have all been worth it.

Hi Robert,

Maybe you could do some song lessons of Dire Straits, Eric Clapton and B.B. King (similar to your AC/DC - Back in black lesson).

Also any kind of lesson regarding funk would be awesome!

Thanks,

Mladen

hey, some more jazz/fusion licks would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, Pete.

Hey man! Some country licks in the style of brent mason and "The Best Country Player" (in my opinon) Brad paisley would be awsome Country playing is not something new to me so i can the basics licks and stuff but some more advanced country would be great ! . Thanks ! Sundsvall Sweden

I would like a lesson on your favorite jazz/blues improvising scale tones. I notice that you like outside notes, so give us a lesson on a favorite scale (or scales) you use when constructing improvised jazz/blues lines. That would be awesome stuff and something I am sure you would be into.

As always, Robert, I appreciate all you share. Thanks.

Stan Blackburn
"SBlack" over at The Fret

Robert,

I would like to request the intro bars to "Manhattan" by Eric Johnson. This could be a lesson covering the basics of octaves and harmonics. Any insight to the Eric Johnson tone would be a plus!

I would consider myself a self-taught beginner who has been taking formal lessons for about a year and a half now, so perhaps I am graduating to an "intermediate" level.

Thanks for the consideration, I enjoy your site very much.

Regards from Dallas, TX,
Lowell

Hi Robert,

Really appreciate your efforts with the guitar lessons. So here are my preferences:

Genre: blues, rock
Type: either short licks or some basic theories for improving my improvisational skills. I don't mind talking and explanations.

Hope this helps and thanks again for all the useful stuff.

Hi Robert,

It's nice that you want our views.

I personally wouldn't mind a lesson that showed how to combine scales (like Blues, Pentatonic, Mixolydian, Dorian etc.) when playing a solo in a blues or rock context. (If it's possible to do that) I've been playing for just under a year now and I think, like many people I learnt the pentatonic etc. so I could get straight into soloing, but I think this lesson would be useful in helping us to "break-free from the pentatonic"

Thanks

Enrique Guarda