In this lesson focus is on shifting accents, and playing odd time metal rhythm with lots of palm muting and pull offs, while maintaining fast 4/4 time tempo.

Phrasing without rhythm is like talking without pauses. Study this one to get more prose in your licks!

Rock Rhythm Guitar of the 80's & 90's in the style of Steve Stevens, Andy Timmons etc. Techniques used in this lesson: Riff Playing, Alternate Picking, Vibrato, , Palm Muting, Unisono Licks, Fast 1/8 Downstrokes, Rhythm Accents, Tight Rhythm Guitar.

Correct accents, consistancy, skipping the string when playing octaves, and rake the strings with one finger when you're sweeping from higher strings to lower.

Sequence of rhythmic patterns based on octave intervals

Quintessential rock-n-roll rhythm with explanations of left and right hand techniques.

This lesson covers three different chicken pickin' licks that can be used in rhythm or lead playing. It stresses the use of hybrid picking along with double-stops and pentatonic scales.

This is an example of how to mix Rhythm & Blues with Funk, or Funk with Blues feeling. I mix the 16th notes for funk feeling with the triplets for rhythm & blues feeling. You will find rhythm and solo parts here.

This lesson covers the use of conventional chords, in addition to the standard power chords in Hard Rock setting.