Guitar players - A fantastic lesson!

I recently saw David Grissom playing on the Austin City Limits 40th Anniversary show, and I was blown away. His playing
was some of the most insane rock & roll I've ever heard.
Lo and behold, I find him giving some free lessons on YT. The first one has taken my playing to a new level, literally within a couple days.
I hope the guitar players here enjoy them as much as I'm enjoying them!



Double stops lesson:


A bonus. Doyle Bramhall. The whole vid is good, but the stuff he does starting at 7:50 is very cool. His picking hand control is scary.

Text[/bWow! That's some cool stuff. Hey, would you have some guitar pro tabs to share. PM if you do, thanks. And if you know some other cool lesssons, post them. I'll post some also here if you don't mind.

a reply to: musicismagic

Yes, by all means, post them!


Pebber Brown is a great teacher:


Here's his site:
PB

I also like this guy's lessons, Steve Stein:



A fantastic player I know said that the best way to improve is to record yourself daily.
It forces you to be honest, You hear your strenghts and weaknesses.

Guitar tutorials are wonderful for both non -experienced as well as experienced players. So many techniques and styles.

a reply to: [post=20353176]ColeYounger[/post




I get Steve's stuff. Attended some of his webinars. I'll check out PB stuff now. I'm actually a mod on a great guitar forum. Again thanks.

I wanted to branch out from rock and blues into a more jazzy vibe. Started with Django...

www.youtube.com...

This one by John Petrucci is a great video.

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a reply to: ColeYounger

Thanks