Join me LIVE for this no-fluff, action-packed broadcast where I hand you the exact roadmap I’ve used for 40 years to turn complete beginners into confident, lifelong guitar players – the exact roadmap that’s already worked for my over 800,000 enrolled students worldwide. Here’s what we’ll cover: - How to build a rock-solid foundation that works for ANY style you love (blues, rock, fingerstyle, campfire classics, lead, rhythm… you name it) - Why most players stay stuck – and the simple shift that
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Join me LIVE for this no-fluff, action-packed broadcast where I hand you the exact roadmap I’ve used for 40 years to turn complete beginners into confident, lifelong guitar players – the exact roadmap that’s already worked for my over 800,000 enrolled students worldwide. Here’s what we’ll cover: - How to build a rock-solid foundation that works for ANY style you love (blues, rock, fingerstyle, campfire classics, lead, rhythm… you name it) - Why most players stay stuck – and the simple shift that
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⭐️Comment “Lesson” for the free full strumming lesson video and PDF. No email required!⭐️ HOW TO DECIPHER A SONG’S STRUMMING PATTERN🎸Listen to the Hi-Hat🎧 Tells you the rhythm’s speed– Fast (16th notes)? Use a busier strum– Slower (8th or quarter notes)? Keep it simplerListen to the Snare🥁 Usually hits on 2 & 4– Match that emphasis in your strum🎸 Example: Folsom Prison BluesMimic the “train beat” feel—your strumming reflects the whole band!👉 Emulate drums with your guitar for authentic rhyt
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⭐️Comment “Lesson” for the free full strumming lesson video and PDF. No email required!⭐️ HOW TO DECIPHER A SONG’S STRUMMING PATTERN🎸Listen to the Hi-Hat🎧 Tells you the rhythm’s speed– Fast (16th notes)? Use a busier strum– Slower (8th or quarter notes)? Keep it simplerListen to the Snare🥁 Usually hits on 2 & 4– Match that emphasis in your strum🎸 Example: Folsom Prison BluesMimic the “train beat” feel—your strumming reflects the whole band!👉 Emulate drums with your guitar for authentic rhyt
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⭐️Comment “lesson” for the premium lesson video to get you prepped and ready for Monday. ⭐️No email required. 🎸7-Day Guitar Breakthrough: Going LIVE!🎸Back in April 2020, I went live for 30 days—2 hours a day—and it was incredible. I’m bringing that energy back with a 7-Day Live Guitar Challenge starting Monday! Whether you’re a beginner or stuck on a plateau, this is for YOU. Free, step-by-step, real-time help. No emails, no catch—just premium lessons.Live Event Details:• Starts: Monday, April
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⭐️Comment “lesson” for the premium lesson video to get you prepped and ready for Monday. ⭐️No email required. 🎸7-Day Guitar Breakthrough: Going LIVE!🎸Back in April 2020, I went live for 30 days—2 hours a day—and it was incredible. I’m bringing that energy back with a 7-Day Live Guitar Challenge starting Monday! Whether you’re a beginner or stuck on a plateau, this is for YOU. Free, step-by-step, real-time help. No emails, no catch—just premium lessons.Live Event Details:• Starts: Monday, April
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⭐️Comment “lesson” for the full premium strumming lesson video and PDF exercises. No email required! ⭐️ STRUMMING ISSUES? WHICH PICK TO USE?🎸Struggling with strumming or picking, especially as a beginner?Don’t underestimate the importance of your pick! Early on, use a thinner pick — it flexes more and makes strumming easier. Thicker picks are better once you have more control and experience.Think of it like using a flexible brush vs. a stiff comb — thinner gives you more forgiveness. Start thin
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⭐️Comment “lesson” for the full premium strumming lesson video and PDF exercises. No email required! ⭐️ STRUMMING ISSUES? WHICH PICK TO USE?🎸Struggling with strumming or picking, especially as a beginner?Don’t underestimate the importance of your pick! Early on, use a thinner pick — it flexes more and makes strumming easier. Thicker picks are better once you have more control and experience.Think of it like using a flexible brush vs. a stiff comb — thinner gives you more forgiveness. Start thin
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⭐️Comment “lesson” for the full strumming lesson video. ⭐️ No email required. 🎸In this guitar tutorial, we break down a fundamental strumming principle that helps beginners develop consistent rhythm and timing: downstrokes always land on the numbers, and upstrokes always land on the “ands.” This simple concept is the key to mastering most strumming patterns and playing along with your favorite songs. We’ll demonstrate how to count in 4/4 time—“1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and”—and show exactly when your
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⭐️Comment “lesson” for the full strumming lesson video. ⭐️ No email required. 🎸In this guitar tutorial, we break down a fundamental strumming principle that helps beginners develop consistent rhythm and timing: downstrokes always land on the numbers, and upstrokes always land on the “ands.” This simple concept is the key to mastering most strumming patterns and playing along with your favorite songs. We’ll demonstrate how to count in 4/4 time—“1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and”—and show exactly when your
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⭐️Comment “strumming course” for the free Mastering Strumming mini-course! ⭐️The Most Used Strumming Pattern! 90% of All Songs Use This!🎸Strumming Pattern: One and two and three and four and (down on the numbers, up on the ands) This classic strumming pattern is incredibly versatile and forms the backbone of countless songs. Start by playing evenly: one and two and three and four and, making sure your downstrums land on the numbers and your upstrums on the ands. Once you’re comfortable, switch
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⭐️Comment “strumming course” for the free Mastering Strumming mini-course! ⭐️The Most Used Strumming Pattern! 90% of All Songs Use This!🎸Strumming Pattern: One and two and three and four and (down on the numbers, up on the ands) This classic strumming pattern is incredibly versatile and forms the backbone of countless songs. Start by playing evenly: one and two and three and four and, making sure your downstrums land on the numbers and your upstrums on the ands. Once you’re comfortable, switch
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Comment “PDF” for the free chord chart PDF to Lightning Crashes. No email required. HOW TO PLAY “LIGHTNING CRASHES”BY LIVE No Capo: Capo 4 Chords: C – G – D – D Strumming: 1 2 3 4 (steady down-strums) Quick Tip: Keep the motion loose in your strumming hand—this song feels best when you let the dynamics do the work. Light touch on the verses, then lean in a bit more as the emotion builds. Make sure your chord transitions stay smooth, especially between G and D. Try it and tag me if you play it! �
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Comment “PDF” for the free chord chart PDF to Lightning Crashes. No email required. HOW TO PLAY “LIGHTNING CRASHES”BY LIVE No Capo: Capo 4 Chords: C – G – D – D Strumming: 1 2 3 4 (steady down-strums) Quick Tip: Keep the motion loose in your strumming hand—this song feels best when you let the dynamics do the work. Light touch on the verses, then lean in a bit more as the emotion builds. Make sure your chord transitions stay smooth, especially between G and D. Try it and tag me if you play it! �
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⭐️Comment “Fingerstyle” for the free Fingerstyle mini-course! ⭐️Super Cool Fingerstyle! 🎸Want to break out of the usual fingerstyle patterns? Here’s a super fun and creative approach I use all the time—it’s mesmerizing and helps you get out of your head while boosting your creativity. Start with an E minor shape: just place your second finger on the 2nd fret of the 4th string (don’t worry about the 5th string). With your thumb and first finger, start pedaling back and forth between those two no
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🎸Comment “Path” for a link to all free mini-courses! 🎸In this guitar tutorial, we’ll dive into “House of the Rising Sun” by The Animals, a timeless folk classic with a distinctive chord progression. This tutorial will focus on singing the chords while playing, highlighting the iconic sequence of Am, C, D, F, and E7 chords. You’ll learn how to smoothly transition between them while maintaining the song’s haunting feel. I’ll guide you through matching your vocals with the rhythm and flow of the
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⭐️Click the link to all free mini-courses: https://www.yourguitarsage.com/path ⭐️ You guys asked for this one so here it is! Quick Guitar Tutorial: The Scientist by Coldplay! 🎸In this lesson, we’ll play with a capo on the 5th fret, using the chords A minor 7, F, C, and Csus2. The strumming pattern is a steady 1 2 3 4 , creating a flowing rhythm. I start on A minor 7, though the lyrics begin on F. As I sing, I’ll play through the chord changes to help you follow along. This simple yet emotional
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Quick Fingerpicking guide 🖐️#guitarlessons #guitar | Your Guitar Sage
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⭐️Click the link to all free mini-courses: https://www.yourguitarsage.com/path ⭐️ Quick Guitar Tutorial: Don’t Worry, Be Happy!🎸• Chord Progression & Capo: Play G, G, A‑, A‑, C, C, G, G using a capo on the 4th fret.• Strumming Pattern: Maintain a rhythmic flow with the 1, 2, 3 4 pattern for an upbeat groove.• Quick Tip: Keep your strumming hand relaxed and focus on smooth transitions between chords while matching your vocal timing.• Practice Technique: Start slowly to ensure accuracy, then grad
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⭐️Comment “strumming course” for the free Mastering Strumming mini-course!⭐️ Fix Your Strum: Master Rhythm with This Simple Tip!Struggling to keep your strumming smooth and consistent? Here’s a quick fix: practice strumming higher up the neck instead of near the soundhole. This technique forces you to focus on your wrist movement, helping you eliminate stiffness and build a fluid, relaxed motion.By strumming around the 12th fret, you also reduce the guitar’s volume, making it easier to hear subt
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Comment “PDF” for the Take Me Home Country Roads chord chart PDF. No email required! Check out the How To Play Guitar By Ear Boot Camp starting March 7. HOW TO PLAY “TAKE ME HOME COUNTRY ROADS” BY JOHN DENVER Song: Take Me Home, Country Roads Capo: 2 Chords: Gm – Em – D – C – G Main Strumming Pattern (Most of the Song) Count: 1 2 3 4 Pattern: D D U D D U Keep it relaxed and steady Light accents on beats 2 and 4 This works perfectly for verses and choruses Helpful Tip If you’re teaching beginners
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⭐️EFFING F CHORD: Comment “PDF” for the Easy F Gives You 72 Chords PDF! No email required! 🎸Capo: No🎸Chords: F (barre)🎸Strumming: Practice exercise – play 2, then 3, then 4 strings at a time🎸Start with forming the F chord shape. Only play two strings at a time to see which notes are clean. Move up to three, then four, then five strings as they start ringing clearly. If you struggle, drop back down (example: from 4 strings to 3).👉 The secret here is building strength and accuracy step-by-ste
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🎸Comment “Path” for a link to all free mini-courses! 🎸In this guitar tutorial, I’ll guide you through playing Viva La Vida by Coldplay while singing along to the chords. ⭐️ This song’s iconic progression and catchy rhythm make it perfect for players wanting to practice chord changes and strumming techniques. We’ll cover the chord shapes and switching techniques, making it easier to follow along as I sing each line. Whether you’re a beginner or an intermediate player, I’ll break down the struct
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Comment “PDF” for the free chord chart PDF to Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree . No email required. While you’re there, join the live broadcast and register to win the PRS guitar giveaway Saturday, December 20 at 11am Central! HOW TO PLAY ROCKIN’ AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE – Brenda Lee Capo: No Chords: G G6 G G6 D D Dsus2 D Dsus2 D D7 G Strumming: 1 2 4 (shuffle feel) Tip: Keep the right hand loose and really lean into the shuffle groove—it should feel bouncy, not stiff. Let the G6 add that clas
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Let’s learn “The Thrill is Gone” by B.B. King #guitarlessons #bluesguitar #bbking | Your Guitar Sage
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⭐️Click the link to all free mini-courses: https://www.yourguitarsage.com/path⭐️ 🎸Fretboard Hack: Unlocking Common Chords🎸Here’s a simple fretboard trick to instantly find the six most common chords in rock, pop, and country music. These chords naturally sound good together and follow a predictable pattern based on the major scale.⭐️Start with the major scale (1-2-3-4-5-6-7-1) and focus on frets 5, 7, and 9. Here’s the key pattern: • Major chords: 1 (root), 4, and 5 • Minor chords: 2, 3, and 6
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⭐️Comment “PATH” for a link to all free mini-courses! ⭐️Feeling Stuck on Guitar? Here’s How to Break Through! 🎸Every guitarist hits a point where progress slows down—it’s normal! The key is to find your “Quan”, just like a surfer riding the perfect part of a wave. It’s not too easy, not too hard—just the right balance to keep you engaged.To stay in the flow, you need something that pulls you in—a challenge that excites but doesn’t overwhelm. When you find this sweet spot, playing becomes effort
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Comment “PDF” for the free chord chart PDF to It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas. No email required. While you’re there, join the live broadcast and register to win the PRS guitar giveaway Saturday, December 20 at 11am Central! IT’S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS BY MICHAEL BUBLÉ—GUITAR TUTORIAL Capo: No Chords: D – G – D – D D – F# – G – G E- – A7 – D – B- A – E – A7 – A7 Strumming: Down-strums or gentle 1 2 3 4 works great for the classic feel. Tip: Keep the strumming light an
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Comment “PDF” for the free chord chart PDF to Good. No email required! HOW TO PLAY “GOOD” — BETTER THAN EZRA Capo: No Chords: G — D — Em — C7 Strumming: All downstrokes (1 2 3 4) Tips: Keep your strums relaxed and consistent—this song sits great with straight, steady downstrokes. Let the Em and C7 ring a bit longer to capture the groove. If the C7 feels tricky, pivot from your C shape and just lift your finger to add the 7. Tag me in your cover or send me a clip so I can cheer you on! | Your Gui
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Let’s learn “For What It’s Worth” by Buffalo Springfield #guitar #guitarlessons | Your Guitar Sage
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⭐️Comment “PDF” for the free chord chart to Crazy. No email required! ⭐️ CRAZY — Gnarls Barkley🎸 Capo: 3rd fret🎵 Chords: A- A-C CF FEsus E🪕 Strumming Pattern: 1 2 4 💡 Tip: The rhythm is the heart of this one! Stay locked into that groove and let the muted strums between chords give it that signature bounce. Use your thumb for the bass notes and fingers for higher strings if you want a more percussive, funky texture.👇 Drop a 🎧 if you love this song, and comment what tune you want next! | Yo
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Today I’ll show you a pattern that will allow you to play all across the fretboard, multiplying your licks by 7 #guitar #guitarlesson | Your Guitar Sage
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⭐️Comment “PDF” for the free chord chart to Higher. No email required! ⭐️ HIGHER – Creed 🎸Capo: No🎸Chords: D – A – G – D (repeats)🎸Strumming: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 (steady down strums or D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D)🎸Quick Tip: This song stays simple with just three open chords on a loop. Keep your strumming even and strong to match the anthemic rock vibe. Emphasize beat 1 and 5 slightly to match the feel of the original.🔥 Want more 3-chord rock songs? Drop a comment or tag a friend who needs this one! 🎶 | Y
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Comment “PDF” for the free chord chart PDF to House Of The Rising Sun. No email required! 🎶 House of the Rising Sun by The Animals Guitar Tutorial Capo: None Chords: A- C D F | A- C E E | A- C D F | A- E7 Strumming / Picking: 1 2 3 4 5 6 ✨ Tip: This song is often played with an arpeggio picking pattern rather than full strums. Try picking each note of the chord slowly (down the strings) to capture the haunting folk feel. Once you’re comfortable, you can experiment by mixing strums with picking
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Comment “PDF” for the free chord chart PDF to Hound Dog. No email required. While you’re there, join the live broadcast and register to win the PRS guitar giveaway Saturday, December 20 at 11am Central! HOUND DOG – Elvis Presley (Rhythm Guitar Tutorial) Capo: No Key: C Chords: C F G Progression: C | C | C | C F | F | C | C G | F | C | C Strumming Pattern: 1 2 4 (Keep it bouncy and loose—this song lives in the groove) Feel & Style Tips: This is a classic 12-bar blues feel, even though it’s super
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Comment “PDF” for the free Tab PDF to Highway To Hell. No email required! HIGHWAY TO HELL – AC/DC (RIFF) This one is so easy — you’ll have it in seconds. Key Chord: A major Trick: Mute the high E with your fretting hand and use your thumb to mute the low E Second Chord: A D# with F# in the bass (Angus-style) High E still muted First finger pinky shape on the D string Toggle between the two bass notes while strumming strings 2–6 Then: Jump right back to A Short, punchy, classic AC/DC. Full PDF ta
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The 9 Essential Chords that Every Guitar Player needs to know. Go here to grab more detailed lessons- for Free: www.yourguitarsage.com/30 | Your Guitar Sage
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