Thanks for posting that, Kirk. I've been looking for a few exercises to increase my reach. This looks to have the added bonus of a mental workout to...

I was just wondering what I should expect going into my first lesson, and if there's anything I should know beforehand. You should have a clear under...

In addition to the guitarnoise jazz articles, take a look at:

Have you taken a look at the GN Jazz articles?There are quite a few that discuss incorporating blues lines in jazz.

Everything on this album is a classic:And here is a basic lesson on funk:

They are fun to play around with arent' they!I have a Samick that plays pretty well, but it doesn't look near as nice as yours. I guess that proves t...

Another thing to keep in mind is how you are holding the guitar. It's tough to get an even strum if you have the guitar tilted up toward the ceiling ...

I like the decals that you have on your Martin.That's also a fine looking uke in the first photo. Just out of curiosity, what brand is it?

David Hodge wrote a really nice lesson for slide. It's a particularly nice sounding arrangement of Bob Dylan's If Not For You

A few articles that you might find useful:The best way to learn chords is to play some songs. Easy Songs For Beginners is a great place to start.

I agree with Martha. Slow down!I find that when I rush through learning/playing a piece or exercise I get frustrated very easily. I have to remind m...

Does anyone know if I would have to buy a cable for that or if it should come with one. It doesn't say anything, but I don't wanna waste $20 on a cab...

I, personally, would recommend taking an hour long lesson if you can. A half hour flies by. I always felt rushed and we never seemed to have much ti...

The Backpacker has it's place, but it really doesn't sound "guitar-like". It's great for Nashville tuning, or for practice, but I don't think I'd play...