Jody Worrel has a new video lesson teaching you a blues lick for an intermediate to advanced player. This lick is in the key of E and would sound great over a slow blues groove. You can watch the Youtube version below and click here to view the tab



We also have new premium lessons that will teach you how to play Sweet Home Chicago, an an acoustic country solo, and help you work on acoustic country rhythm guitar.

We have a new collection of jam tracks with a country rock feel. The Let's Jam! Country Vol. 2 Download is a collection of seven .mp3 tracks that were recorded by professional studio musicians. These rhythm tracks play recognizable country progressions that you can use to practice leads part over with you guitar, bass, banjo, mandolin, fiddle and more. The collection also comes with a .pdf that features the chord progression for each song and a few tips for soloing.

Play sample track: Over the Limit

If you are not already familiar with Albert Lee, he's a British born country guitarist. You can check out his wikipedia profile for a list of bands he's played with. Mainly, Albert Lee is regarded along with James Burton as the masters of chicken picking guitar. Below you can view a video of Albert Lee explaining his right hand technique for picking. He uses lots of open stings, which is a concept that Peter Vogl describes in our free Cross Stringing Scales video lesson. I've also included a youtube video of Albert Lee performing "Country Boy" on an old BBC Christmas Special (look for Eric Clapton in the audience). If any of this intrigues you... check out Jody Worrell's new lessons that will teach you an entire Albert Lee Style Solo.