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In this Gravity guitar lesson we'll take a look at the lead, chords and rhythm for the whole song. Over multiple videos I will break down the intro, solo, verse and chorus, so you have a complete understanding of the track!

In this guitar lesson we're learning how to play Three Little Birds by Bob Marley & the Wailers. We're going to be learning the full version as well as the beginners friendly version, so this lesson has something for everyone!

Join Thomas as he talks you through all the bits needed to play the beautiful Beatles track - Blackbird! Get ready to test your fretboard knowledge, as there are a few more chords than you might expect...

In this Wild Thing guitar lesson we are taking The Troggs classic hit and showing you exactly how to play it. It's a wonderful example of how 3 simple chords can create a riff that defines the rebellious spirit of the band.

Does theory really matter? I'm sure this is a discussion you've probably had with fellow musicians, and I'm sure you would have heard many different opinions! Check out this lesson and video to see what Dan and I think!

In this House of The Rising Sun guitar lesson I will be walking you through this absolute classic performed by The Animals. It's perfect for improver and intermediate players who want to learn how to get more out of their open chord shapes.

In this Chasing Cars guitar lesson we're going to be learning how to play Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol, and what a great song to play as a beginner and improver guitar player (even intermediate if you want to spice it up!).

In this A Horse With No Name guitar lesson I'm going to breakdown the chord and the rhythm you need to master this super beginner friendly song.

In this Hey Joe guitar lesson we're going to learn one of Hendrix's greatest masterpieces! We're going to cover the riff, verse and solo part of the song, and for any beginners out there we're going to also do a simple open chord version.

Whether you're in a band or want to jam along to the recording, Everlong is a great improver level track. It will certainly push your rhythm chops and hopefully give you some new ideas to play with when it comes to chords!

Rhythmic displacement is a great concept to help keep key melodies and phrases interesting without having to come up with something entirely new every time. This lesson will help you understand the ins- and outs of rhythmic displacement!

It's time to learn how to play Lucky Man by The Verve, and it's a perfect beginner / improver guitar song! We only have a few open chords to work with, but the 16th note rhythm pattern gives it a slight step up in difficulty.