Does everybody on the Internet have a better guitar than you? Fear not - your nylon string is also a fantastic instrument.

A standard blues lick on the acoustic guitar. The beat is 4\4 and the chords are based on E7 A7 B7. It's not a difficult one and it's fun. I think this is a good start if you are new to blues music. If you want to improvise on it, the E pentatonic with the blue note( a# ) will do just fine.

Your first steps towards acoustic percussive guitar: learn the basics for an effective percussive groove.

This acoustic lesson is in the country/blues style without the use of a pick. To do it right you need to block the rest of the strings. It's an excellent exercise that gives single line melodies a powerful sound.

In this lesson we will keep exploring the right hand possibilities on the acoustic guitar. Be sure to jam away over the acoustic backings!

This style of playing sounds like two guitars playing in the same time, because thumb is playing alternating bass patterns, while other fingers play a melody, mostly syncopated, which gives a nice 'swing' feeling.

It's based on the D dorian scale and it has an Irish background sound, but I think the lead itself has more of an ethnic sound. Hope you will like it! I think it's a lot more simple than many electric solos out there, but you need to devlope a different touch on this one so it will sound good.

Dedicated to the acoustic blues fans! Based on shuffle rhythm and a little bit of finger picking.

Slow and easy country lead playing on an acoustic guitar.