Improve Your Electric Guitar Playing

Welcome

Craig BassettThanks for stopping by my website. My name is Craig and I help electric guitarists improve their guitar playing.

This website will help you if you’d like to…

  • Improve your knowledge of the guitar fretboard.
  • Develop your guitar technique to a higher level.
  • Improvise guitar solos with more freedom and creativity.
  • Improve your ability to play with better timing.
  • Gain a better understanding of practical music theory.
  • Expand your guitar soloing vocabulary.

If this sounds like you, then it’s worth taking the time to explore this website. You can get started right now by clicking on any of the links below…

Enjoy!

Check Out The Five Most Recent Guitar Lessons Below…

E Minor Pinky Punisher Exercise 1

In this guitar lesson we're going to be looking at a single string alternate picking exercise that will help you to… Improve the synchronisation between your fretting-hand and picking-hand. Develop your ability to use the pinky finger (i.e. fourth finger) of your...

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E Minor Double Picking Study 1

In this guitar lesson we'll be looking at a great way of improving your alternate picking technique. To do this, we're going to go through an eight bar study that uses double picking. What Is Double Picking? When you alternate pick, you'll often play a different...

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Tapping Seventh Arpeggios For Lead Guitar: Lesson 2

In this lesson we're going to expand on what we looked at in the previous guitar lesson. To do that we're going to look at a new way of tapping seventh arpeggios. But, before we look at the lick for this lesson, let's do a few minutes review... A Quick Review You'll...

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Tapping Seventh Arpeggios For Lead Guitar: Lesson 1

In this guitar lesson we're going to look at a really fun way of playing seventh arpeggios. It involves playing the arpeggio on two strings using a combination of hammer-ons, pull-offs and tapping. But, before we begin the tapping fun, we should probably quickly...

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Natural Minor Melodic Patterns For Lead Guitar: Lesson 2

Welcome to the fourth, and final, lesson on melodic patterns. If you've worked through the previous lessons, then you'll know that we've looked at the following melodic patterns... Descending threes Ascending threes Descending fours In this guitar lesson we're going...

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