Just a quick reminder.
Today is the last day to join the Dan Thorpe Acoustic Academy for October.
If you join before the midnight deadline, you get all this…
Building Up Barres One Brick at a Time
Welcome to a new Friday 10-second tip.
Today, I have a little barre chord tip for you.
It’s all about building up your barre chords, one string at a time.
The Rarely Talked About Guitarist Who’s Inspired 100s
There’s a certain guitarist who most people have never heard of.
Yet, the influence of this legend of guitar still carries on.
Playing the Barre Chord Game on “Cheat” Mode
The Lost Art of Mastering Barre Chords
I got this little email the other day from Don, who has purchased a number of my courses…
The Two Sides of the Chord Changing Coin
3 Random Thoughts This Monday (Crazy Golf, the Guitar Path, and Two Chords!)
Welcome to a new Monday post with 3 random thoughts on all things guitar, music, and life, including crazy golf, the guitar path, and two-chord fun. Here we go…
One Thing You Should Do If You Struggle With Chord Changes
If you ever struggle with chord changes, here’s something that will help.
I’m not going into the technical tips here, but it’s a simple practical tip.
A Simple Fun Little Tip These Guitar Greats Use a Lot
There’s a really cool skill that pretty much all great guitarists have.
This includes the likes of Paul Simon, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Johnny Marr, James Taylor, Tommy Emmanuel, and more…
…And if you like the sound of jangly guitars as heard in tunes such as “Brown Eyed Girl”, “April Come She Will” (a song many of you have learnt from my tutorial), and many more, then you will love “triads”.
The Underwater James Bond Car of Guitar Chords
Yesterday I mentioned an exciting new lesson on “triads”.
It got many of you curious, so I thought I’d go into them in a little more detail today.