Andy Aledort

One of the most challenging aspects of learning slide guitar is developing a consistently pleasing vibrato.

When it comes to spontaneous, improvised phrasing, there is perhaps no better blues-rock guitarist than Eric Clapton.

Learning slide guitar in standard tuning allows you to focus on fret-hand touch and pick-hand articulation without having to re-learn the fretboard and chord forms in an alternate tuning

Grab your guitar and sit down for a comprehensive, GW-exclusive guitar masterclass taught by Steve Vai.

Performing arpeggio patterns in this style poses interesting technical and fingering challenges that have been embraced by guitarists of every ilk.

An in-depth study of the playing styles of three legends of hard-rock guitar.

Learn how to play like one of the most talented and distinctive musicians in the pantheon of Chicago blues guitar greats.

Learn how to apply a triplet arpeggio sequence to the cycle of fourths.

Bolster your solos through melodic experimentation and contouring.

Learn how to establish a melodic phrase and then build upon it to develop a solo that conveys a sense of melodic continuity.