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Downloads to Practice With

Here are a couple of examples of the types of lessons we will do together. You can download the MP3 files along with the musical notations, and get started right away!

Somewhere Over the Rainbow

Fingerstyle arrangement of the classic song
Lesson Audio (mp3 file)
rainbow_01.pdf
rainbow_02.pdf

Arpeggio Soloing

This lesson shows how to easily integrate arpeggios into your soloing!
Lesson Audio (mp3 file)

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Meanwhile In The Student Lounge...

Tim plays the intro solo to "Red House" by Jimi...

A Demonstration of "Black Hole Sun" by Tim

Nailed it! - feeling cool

Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - (Tears for Fears)...

The morning after the Chicago stop of their U.S tour in support of the excellent new The Brutalist Bricks, Ted Leo And The Pharmacists stopped by The A.V. Cl...

What can I say? I dig this!

Timorous Me - Ted Leo & The Pharmacists

Great song.

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Reggae Rhythm Primer

Chromaticism within the major scale exercise...

Tim's Dedication to Doug Raney

Hi Friends.

Welcome!

I am beginning with my first blog by celebrating the incredible guitarist, Doug Raney. Today marks the one-year anniversary of his passing. Doug is the son of one of the greatest founders of bebop jazz guitar, Jimmy Raney. The thing his, not too many people know about Doug Raney. His agile technique rivals that of Pat Martino. Yet, Doug's phrasing is more rhythmically sophisticated. And his tone. His tone is of the gods. The ebullient, sweet milk-and-honey tone that all us jazz guitarists search for.

The Fender Master Series Guitars…A Little Known Secret!

The Fender Master Series Guitars…a little known secret!

The magazine ads shown here were in guitar magazines in 1984, introducing the revolutionary line of the Fender Master Series Guitars. If you play electric guitar, then you know the Fender brand. Leo Fender pioneered the first commercially mass-produced solid body electric guitar in 1950 with the Broadcaster. But this guitar was really the prototype for the Telecaster. After renaming the Broadcaster as the Telecaster in 1952, sales of this guitar boomed.

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