In this video I want to show you one of the most used bends on the 14th fret (3rd string). This bend you can hear in many recordings of famous guitarists and even guitar newbies are always trying to add it in their solos. The idea is that you don’t just play the bend on the 14th fret of the 3rd string, but you play it simultaneously with the note from the 15th fret (second string) – in this way you will play one of the most famous guitar... 

The faster you play – the better it sounds. This is the main idea of this guitar solo! With the help of the legato technique you can play it in a really fast tempo and it can be the top part of your solo improvisation. Those who are advanced guitar players can also try to play it without any legatos, but you must have a very good pick technique in order to play it clean! The faster you play it - The better it sounds!  Read More →

It’s more like an exercise than a solo – but, you can freely use it or at least a part of it in your own solo and believe me that you will get good results. The base of the solo is the Em pentatonic scale, but when adding notes on the 14 fret, it gives a little disbalance to the way it sounds – and that’s why I like it. As you know, everything which is strange attracts our attention. A Good Guitar Solo to Learn  Read More →