A blues-based method for rock guitar featuring a play-along audio. Written in notation and tab, this method will take the left-handed guitarist through blues/rock styles, improvising, rhythm guitar, slides, vibrato and other techniques. And the guitarist can do it all while playing with a great recorded blues band. Includes access to online audio.

A Chord Study #1      
Basic Blues Runs (Key of A)      
Basic Blues Runs (Key of C)      
Basic Blues Runs (Key of D)      
Basic Blues Runs (Key of E)      
Basic Blues Runs (Key of G)      
Basic Blues Song      
Blues Rhythm Shuffle      
Blues Slide Solo      
Blues Slide Solo With Vibrato      
C Chord Study #1      
D Chord Study #1      
D Chord Study #2      
Driving Bass Solo / Key of A      
Driving Bass Solo / Key of C      
Driving Bass Solo / Key of D      
Driving Bass Solo / Key of G      
Driving Bass Solo/Key of E      
E Chord Study #1      
G Chord Study #1      
Grand Slam      
Guide To Chord Diagrams      
Hammer-On Chart      
Hammer-on Effect      
How to Hold the Guitar and Pick      
Key of A Solo #1 / Licks      
Key of C Solo #1 / Licks      
Key of D Solo #1 / Licks      
Key of E      
Key of E Solo #1 / Licks      
Key of E Solo #2 / Licks      
Key of G Solo #1 / Licks      
Key of G Solo #2 / Licks      
Learning to Read Tablature      
Notes and Rests      
Our Basic Blues Solo Using Hammer-On      
Our First Blues Lead Solo      
Preparatory Solo Studies      
Pull-Off Chart      
Pull-Off Solo      
Putting It All Together Rock/Blues Rhythm Shuffle      
Reference Chord Table (Key of A)      
Reference Chord Table (Key of C)      
Reference Chord Table (Key of D)      
Reference Chord Table (Key of E)      
Reference Chord Table (Key of G)      
Rock Solo      
Starting Point-Basic Blues Rhythm      
The Bend      
The Slide      
Time Signature      
Tuning Your Guitar      
Vibrato Practice