Gabriel Leopardi gives a classic rock lesson for beginner players. This one is great to practice different soloing techniques and rock & blues rhythm guitar.

A nice little Hard Rock type of solo based on the pentatonic scale. This scale has always been my fave scale, it is easy to play and always sounds nice in my opinion, and it has been the basis for many of the greatest riffs and licks in rock history ("Black night" from Deep Purple or "God of Thunder" from Kiss, to name just two examples).

A classic 12 bars blues progression in the key of C, with very slow tempo. We gonna work on phrasing, vibrato, bending, blues feel...

Some useful blues soloing ideas

In this lesson we're going to combine two different scales - the minor pentatonic and the major pentatonic, to create a classic blues sounding lead line. We're also going to look beyond "just" combining these scales, and talk about the chord shapes and tones that reside within these shapes.

Here's a Jazz Blues solo for you to learn with some typical bebop phrasing!

A classic 12 bar blues solo in the key of D, combining major and minor pentatonic licks. Suitable for beginner players who want to extend their lick vocabulary.

I listened "Animals" by Nickelback and wrote a similar riff for the backing track. Contains techniques such as bending, slides, legato.

Good for practicing stop-time or just increasing lick vocabulary