This song has two main sections, we are going to use some bar chords, and also some triads on the higher strings.

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For this song we are going to use a capo on the 3rd fret, so make sure you're in tune and let's get started.

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Let's learn how to play "Many Rivers To Cross" as recorded by Jimmy Cliff on guitar. This is a beautiful and soulful song that uses a capo on the 5th fret. I'll break down the two sections for the song so you can get playing it today.

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In this video you'll learn how to play Baby, I Love Your Way as recorded by Peter Frampton on guitar. I'll take you through the strumming patterns and all the sections for the song so tune up and let's dive in!

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In this video we are going to break down how to play "Help The Poor" as recorded by B.B. King and Eric Clapton on guitar from their 2000 studio album release Riding With The King.

This song is a funky blues in the key of Dm and has a 16-bar chord progression and then a bridge. We are going to go through it 8 bars at a time so when you are done with this lesson you'll have everything you need to go and play this guitar part right along with the original recording.

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Let's break down how to play the Locomotion on guitar. For this lesson we are going to use a capo on the 3rd fret and I'm going to break down all the sections and chords for you so you can get playing this song on your guitar today.

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Let's learn how to play "Magic Bus" on guitar as recorded by the Who from the Live At Leeds album. This song is in the key of A and this lesson is based off this version on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmfQQC1bsf4

I'll break down the main rhythm guitar pattern as well as an epic bluesy lead part that comes in about 3:50 sec. Let's dive in!

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Let's dive into part two of how to play in Mississippi John Hurt's unique delta country blues style. This style of playing creates a full band like sound with the thumb covering what I call "backing," and then the other fingers are free to play different rhythms and melodies against it.

This is an excellent style to use to play behind a singer, and should be something every singer-songwriter should add to their playing style. Let's break it down! Check out part 1 here: https://youtu.be/_deODlABqB8

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In this video I'll break down how to play "Shop Around" on guitar as recorded by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles. For this guitar lesson we are going to learn all the sections of the song and use to classic Motown sounding rhythm guitar chords. Make sure you're tuned up and let's break it down!

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Today is song #14 in the Abbey Road Series and it's how to play "Golden Slumbers" by the Beatles on guitar!

If this is the first video you have seen in this series, I am posting a brand new song lesson each week on how to play every single song from the Beatles album Abbey Road!

This song is part of a 16-minute medley of eight short songs that flow beautifully to the end of Abbey Road. "Golden Slumbers" is only a minute and 30 seconds long and starts off with a piano intro that I arranged for guitar. I'll break it all down for you in today's featured lesson.

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