Devising Creative Chord Patterns and Voicings from the A Aeolian Mode By Andy Aledort published 26 February 18
Creative Approaches to Rhythm Guitar By Andy Aledort published 23 January 18 As much as guitarists love to solo, the reality is that, for most of us, the majority of time spent in a band setting is applied to playing rhythm guitar.
Unraveling the Mysteries of Chicago and Texas Blues Shuffles, Part 1 By Andy Aledort published 22 December 17
How to Use Various Major-Pentatonic Shapes for Soloing By Andy Aledort published 21 December 17 The greatest benefit of the study of scales is that it helps you from habitually falling into “lick”-type phrases that so many guitarists find themselves stuck with.
Mastering the Wild Style of Guitar Legend Johnny Winter, Part 1 By Andy Aledort published 18 December 17 On July 16, 2014, the world lost one of the greatest and most influential guitarists ever: Johnny Winter.
Utilizing Open-String Drones for Single-Note Licks, Melodies and Solos By Andy Aledort published 6 November 17
Incorporating the Major Third Across Multiple Octaves in a Blues-Based Solo By Andy Aledort published 14 July 17 Last month we explored the concept of interjecting the major thirdinto solo lines based primarily on the minor pentatonic and blues scales.
Focusing on Specific Fretboard Positions for Rhythm and Soloing By Andy Aledort published 29 March 17
Blues Shapes, Part 2: More on Using Triadic Forms as Soloing Templates By Andy Aledort published 19 December 16