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1. Welcome
2. The Open Strings
3. Learn A Melody
4. Introduction To The E Minor Chord
5. Fretted Notes
6. Move The Melody To The Treble Strings
7. Strumming The E Minor Chord
8. Combining Strings
9. Move The Melody To The Bass Strings
10. Increasing Your Speed
11. Crossing Strings
12. Learn A Second Melody
13. Strum Every Beat
14. Stretching & Shifting
15. Move It To The Bass Strings
16. Bring In A Strum Pattern
17. Moving Up On One String
18. Learn The First Two Strings
19. Introduction To The 4-Finger G Chord
20. Speeding It Up
21. Learn The Middle Strings
22. Increasing Your Speed
23. Moving The Spider Warmup
24. Finish Off The Scale
25. Bring In A Strum Pattern
26. Going Down
27. Add The Lower Blue Note
28. Switch Between The Chords
29. Going Up & Down
30. Add The Higher Blue Note
31. Bring In A Strum Pattern
32. Learn The Melody
33. Learn The Chords
34. Guided Playthrough
35. Final Performance
1. Welcome
2. Open Power Chords
3. Introduction To The A Minor Pentatonic Scale
4. Introduction To The Cadd9 Chord
5. The Blues Turnaround
6. The Full A Minor Pentatonic Scale
7. Increasing Your Speed
8. Get Comfortable With The Blues Form
9. Getting Comfortable With The Scale
10. Bring In A Strum Pattern
11. Shuffle Strumming
12. Moving The Scale
13. Switch Between The Chords
14. Further Practice On Shuffle Strumming
15. Moving The Scale To Another Spot
16. Bring In A Strum Pattern
17. The Pinching Motion
18. Introduction To The A Minor Blues Scale
19. Introduction To The D Chord
20. Splitting The Thumb And Fingers
21. The Full A Minor Blues Scale
22. Increasing Your Speed
23. Develop Finger Independence
24. Getting Comfortable With The Scale
25. Bring In A Strum Pattern
26. Combining Patterns
27. Moving The Scale
28. Switch Between The Chords
29. Bring In Another Chord
30. Moving The Scale To Another Spot
31. Add A Strum Pattern To D Major & E Minor
32. The First Four Notes
33. Switch Between The Chords
34. Learn The Riff
35. The Natural Notes
36. Strum Through The Progression
37. Learn The Chord Progression
38. Solidify The Notes
39. Speeding Up The Progression
40. Learn The Strum Pattern
41. How Sharps Work
42. Get Comfortable With The Progression
43. Guided Playthrough
44. How Flats Work
45. Bring In A Strum Pattern
46. Final Performance
1. Welcome
2. Constant Eighth Strumming
3. Groups Of Four Up
4. Learn The Easy C Chord
5. Learning To Miss
6. Faster Groups Of Four Up
7. Learn The Full C Chord
8. Missing The Downbeats
9. Groups Of Four Down
10. Increasing Your Speed
11. Missing The Offbeats
12. Faster Groups Of Four Down
13. Switch Between The Chords
14. Combining Misses
15. Groups Of Four Up & Down
16. Bring In A Strum Pattern
17. Combining Two Misses
18. Introduction To The Major Pentatonic Scale
19. Learn The 3-Finger G Major Chord
20. The Campfire Strum Pattern
21. Getting Comfortable With The Scale
22. Increasing Your Speed
23. Add Another Chord
24. Moving The Scale To Another Spot
25. Bring In A Strum Pattern
26. Add A Progression
27. Introduction To The Major Blues Scale
28. Switch Between The Chords
29. Develop The Pattern
30. Moving The Scale
31. Bring In A Strum Pattern
32. The Natural Notes
33. Soloing Over Minor Chords
34. Learning The Verse
35. Learn The Full Melody
36. Soloing Over Major Chords
37. Learn The Pre-Chorus
38. How Sharps Work
39. Soloing Over Major Keys
40. Learn The Chorus & Bridge
41. How Flats Work
42. Soloing Over Minor Keys
43. Guided Playthrough
44. Playing Power Chords
45. Soloing Over Different Keys
46. Final Performance
1. Welcome
2. What Is A Major Third?
3. Up The Scale
4. Pull-Off To Open Strings
5. The Major Sound
6. Up And Down The Scale
7. Using Different Fingers
8. Passing Thirds
9. Apply The Scale
10. Pull-Off To Fretted Notes
11. Changing Faster
12. Rhythm Makes It Funky
13. Pull-Off To First Finger
14. Move The Shape
15. Sounds Like A Bassline
16. Put It All Together
17. What Are Ghost Notes?
18. What Is A Minor Third?
19. Learn The Verse / Intro
20. Open String Ghosts
21. The Minor Sound
22. Learn The Chorus
23. Things Are Getting Spooky
24. Passing Flat Thirds
25. Learn The Bridge
26. Fretted Ghost Notes
27. Changing Faster
28. Guided Playthrough
29. Add Groove With Ghosts
30. Move The Shape
31. Final Performance
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