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Stevie Ray Vaughan
Come On (Let The Good Times Roll) Stevie Ray Vaughan
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In this tutorial we'll be breaking down and playing through the classic Stevie Ray Vaughan song "Come On Baby (Let The Good Times Roll)". This song is a four and a half minute long goldmine of the Stevie Ray Vaughan vocabulary, and we'll break down every note he plays. I'm gonna walk you through his right hand rhythm technique and both of the rockin' solos. And since this song is very fast and challenging, I'll also play through both solos at a slower tempo, so you get a chance to pick up every little detail.

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The Sky Is Crying Stevie Ray Vaughan
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"The Sky Is Crying" is a widely-covered blues standard; in this tutorial we're going to take a look at Stevie Ray Vaughan's powerful version of the song. We'll break down some key elements in his playing style, take you through some tricky spots, and finally play through the whole song "note for note". Take anything you like from this blues classic and use it in your own playing!

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Mary Had A Little Lamb Stevie Ray Vaughan
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Anders will teach you the iconic blues-rock song "Mary Had A Little Lamb", as made famous by Stevie Ray Vaughan. This is a really fun song, packed with classic SRV blues/rock vocabulary, and even though this song is somewhat short and concise, there's rhythm and lead material enough in it to last you a lifetime. This song is performed as a "power trio" meaning the guitar only has bass and drums backing it up, and it's the perfect exercise in seamless switching between rhythm and lead playing as well as strumming and single note picking.

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Stevie Ray Vaughan Artist Study
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Dave breaks down Stevie Ray Vaughan's style into several key factors, showing you what makes it special, and then teaching you to play some licks in his style!

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Willie the Wimp Stevie Ray Vaughan
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In this series of lessons, Anders Mouridsen will teach you "Willie the Wimp", made famous by Stevie Ray Vaughan. Anders will talk about the song as a whole then get into the tones; then it's on to the progression, riff, and lead-ins. The harmony rhythm guitar line is up next, then we're on to the first solo. We'll follow that with the outro solo, then do a play along; you'll take over and play the song by yourself in the jam along.

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Crossfire Stevie Ray Vaughan
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In this series of lessons, Anders Mouridsen will take you note-by-note through "Crossfire", by Stevie Ray Vaughan. After introducing the song, Anders will look at the gear and tones then do a breakdown of the form and harmony. This song is mostly licks, fills, and soloing; Anders will teach you the licks in the intro, verse, chorus, bridge, and outro, and every phrase in the solo. We'll finish up with a play along performance, then you'll play with the "band".

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Stevie Ray Vaughan
Let Me Love You Baby Stevie Ray Vaughan
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Dave will show you the great blues guitar parts in this uptempo tune that has a swing shuffle feel, a great solos and plenty of tasty guitar licks throughout.

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Close To You Stevie Ray Vaughan
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Mike will show you all the elements of this barn burner from the boogie based rhythm work, to the Texas shuffle groove to the killer bluesy lead work.

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Stevie Nicks
Talk To Me Stevie Nicks
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In this set of lessons, Mike Olekshy will teach "Talk To Me", as made famous by Stevie Nicks. After introducing the song and talking about gear and tone, Mike will dig into the repeating chord progression. Next up is guitar 2's capoed part in the choruses and in the second verse; then we'll look at how to play the synth melody on guitar. We'll do a full play along performance then a single guitar performance before you take over in the jam along.

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Robert Johnson
Sweet Home Chicago Robert Johnson
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Tom will show you the basic rhythm guitar parts as well as short solos in the style of three great players: BB King, Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

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GT Channel: Blues with Neal 2
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These Guitar Tricks Channel episodes from 2011-2012 sample great blues topics like two-note chords, vibrato, chromatics in the blues, Texas style blues, and coping the style of Stevie Ray Vaughan.

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Sharecropping the Blues
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There is an undisputable blues taste to Country Music. Just how important is the blues when it comes to learning to play country guitar? We'll interview two of Nashville's stringslingers to find out why Stevie Ray is as important as Billy Ray when it comes to chicken pickin' and country music.

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Texas Blues
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Texas is home to many legends of the blues such as Stevie Ray Vaughn, Lightnin' Hopkins, T-Bone Walker, and many more. In this tutorial, we will examine both the acoustic and electric sides of this style; focusing on players in the genre and their approaches to the instrument. All examples are in the key of E.

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