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https://www.harmonycentral.com/forums/topic/1122660-legendary-guitar-players-claim-they-taught-themselves-truth-or-lies/
Hi, I'm looking for stories about our guitar heroes and how they started on the road to guitar godliness. One thing that cracks me up is they all say "I taught myself when I was a kid, copying off Richie Blackmore, Jimmy Page (or whoever) records.". Two examples are: Van Halen was a pianist, Yngw

https://equipboard.com/posts/33-famous-guitarists-their-first-guitar-how-they-learned-to-play
First Guitar: Yamaha Classical. First Band: Smokin' Joe Bonamassa. How He Learned: He reportedly started at age four, and though he recounts taking a few lessons in his youth he was largely self-taught. First Song: Further on Up the Road by Bobby "Blue" Bland.

https://leftyfretz.com/25-funny-guitar-musician-fail-videos/
This week I spent some time trawling the furthest reaches of the interwebs (aka YouTube) in order to showcase 25 of the funniest videos of guitar fails around. Most of these clips are of musicians falling over and/or hurting themselves (or their guitars), but there are also a few pranks and bizarre moments thrown in for good measure.

https://www.fretzealot.com/2022/08/how-these-famous-guitarists-learned-how-to-play/
Slash. Legendary Guns 'N Roses guitarist Slash originally planned to learn the bass before picking up a guitar. Slash told Marshall Podcast that he didn't have either instrument when he showed up for his first music lesson at age ten. His instructor showed him some guitar licks by Cream, and Slash said he realized that was what he wanted to

https://breakthroughguitar.com/10-legendary-guitars-and-the-stories-behind-them/
Gibson ES-335 - B.B. King's "Lucille". The name "Lucille" has become synonymous with B.B. King. The story behind the name goes back to a gig in 1949 when two men fighting over a woman named Lucille started a fire. King named his guitar "Lucille" as a reminder to never do something so foolish again. King's Lucille, a Gibson ES

https://lifein12keys.com/how-some-of-the-most-famous-guitarists-learned-to-play/
He largely taught himself how to play the guitar, although he did have some formal lessons when younger. Jimi Hendrix is arguably the most influential guitar player of all time, and his first acoustic guitar cost a mere $5. A year later, he purchased a Supro Ozark 1560S. He learned by ear, and also sought advice from musicians in the area.

https://www.reddit.com/r/guitarlessons/comments/17p8onb/tips_tricks_from_legendary_guitarists_compilation/
325K subscribers in the guitarlessons community. A subreddit dedicated to learning guitar. Post lessons, ask questions, and get feedback on your

https://www.guitarhabits.com/guitar-playing-and-the-power-of-failure/
Listen, reflect, learn and act upon it. - It's okay to make mistakes. Know that WE ALL MAKE MISTAKES. But if you learn from them, you're on the winning team. It's not that you are waiting for mistakes to happen, but the more you'll make, the more you will learn. - Learn to let go of perfectionism. Perfectionism causes the fear of

https://fretello.com/news/5-iconic-musicians-and-how-they-learned-to-play-guitar/
Joe Satriani - the student becomes the teacher. If this article is to cover how iconic guitar players learned the guitar, the answer for names like Steve Vai, Kirk Hammett, Alex Skolnick, and David Bryson is the same: Joe Satriani. One of the most successful rock instrumentalists, and consistently packing concert halls, Joe Satriani is

https://acousticguitar.com/10-great-moments-in-fingerstyle-guitar-history/
Guitar Lesson: 10 Seminal Moments in Fingerstyle Guitar History. In this feature-lesson, we'll explore ten key recordings and artists who have significantly shaped the landscape of modern fingerstyle guitar. The legendary classical guitar virtuoso Andrés Segovia famously described the guitar as a small orchestra, and generations of steel

https://blog.truefire.com/guitar-lessons/mastering-the-strings-practice-tips-from-famous-guitarists/
We've gathered valuable practice advice from some of the most famous guitarists in history to help you on your musical journey. 1. Jimi Hendrix. Practice Tip: "Learn the basics, and then forget them.". Jimi Hendrix, the electrifying guitar virtuoso of the 1960s, had a unique approach to learning the guitar. He believed that once you've

https://www.pickupmusic.com/blog/why-youre-stuck-6-reasons-for-no-progress-in-guitar-solutions
Reason #1: You're missing structure and consistency. Playing guitar is fun, but if you're serious about improving, you need to commit to regular, focused practice sessions. Even if guitar is just a hobby, developing a disciplined practice routine is important and will make playing guitar more enjoyable.

https://www.slidellguitarlessons.com/3-reasons-why-you-may-have-tried-and-failed-to-learn-to-play-guitar-in-the-past/
3 Reasons Why You May Have Tried And Failed To Learn To Play Guitar In The Past. By Maurice Richard. Many people have tried to learn how to play guitar and failed. It is not the easiest instrument to learn. Period. And if you do not approach it the right way you can struggle and quit. If that is you don't beat yourself up.

https://www.reddit.com/r/guitarlessons/comments/qxi6m2/question_i_want_to_know_about_some_legendary/
A subreddit dedicated to learning guitar. Post lessons, ask questions, and get feedback on your playing on Feedback Fridays. ... It was once said of his playing that, 'Part of the genius of Jerry Garcia, was all guitar players have little segments we work with, little riffs, and licks. We work in these building blocks: at the bottom are

https://fingerstyle101.com/why-lessons-fail-1/
If you've had lessons before, but still aren't the guitarist you feel you should be, download my exclusive guide, "Why Most Guitar Lessons Fail and How To Succeed" and discover a new path to guitar mastery. Identify the Problems: Learn why conventional guitar lessons often fall short and how to spot the red flags.

https://breakthroughguitar.com/the-truth-about-practicing-guitar-according-to-science-rotem-sivan/
When we care about this beautiful piece of wood, we can learn much faster. It's okay to fail and make mistakes, but when we succeed, there will be an adrenaline boost (or epinephrine in the brain) that helps solidify and lock the memory in our system. Of course, we also need sleep and proper nutrition, but the emotional aspect of playing is

https://classicalguitarmagazine.com/its-never-too-late-to-start-starting-to-play-guitar-as-an-adult-has-unique-challenges-and-opportunities/
Many children come grudgingly to classical lessons because really they want to play electric guitar, or their parents want them to learn to play an instrument that's "not too expensive to buy." Adults, by contrast, are always self-motivated, and their initial enthusiasm is often boundless and matched by their total lack of coordination!

https://breakthroughguitar.com/7-reasons-why-90-of-guitarists-fail-within-the-first-year-and-how-to-triumph-over-them/
The journey of mastering the guitar is filled with highs and lows. The thrill of strumming your first chord, the joy of playing a song from start to finish, and the satisfaction of creating your 7 Reasons Why 90% of Guitarists Fail Within the First Year and How to Triumph Over Them!

https://classicalguitarshed.com/5-common-misbeliefs/
Here are five common misbeliefs that many people hold. Enjoy! 5 Common Misbeliefs that Hold Guitarists Back. Watch on. #1. I should be learning this faster. Most skills we need to play classical guitar (and guitar in general) take time. We have to build and connect the synapses in our brains.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Guitar/comments/33o4ge/failed_once_help_me_try_to_learn_guitar_again/
After failing to learn guitar 15 years ago in college (undisciplined, terrible gear, poor instruction) - I'm ready to try again and do it "right" (or

https://www.bluesguitarinstitute.com/biggest-mistake-difficult-parts/
Step 2: Simplify and Substitute. This isn't an avoidance tactic. If this part aligns with your guitar goals, you should come back to the tough part and improve it over time. But simplifying the part can help you enjoy the entire tune while you work on the tough part. More on that later, but for now, let's simplify the example above.

https://guitarx.com/chord/legendary/
'Cause we're gonna be F#m legends [Chorus] Gonna get their at E tention. What we're doing here Bm ain't just scary. It's about to be D legendary. Yeah, we're gonna be F#m legends. Gonna teach 'em all a E lesson. Got this feeling in our Bm souls we carry. It's about to be D legendary [Verse 2] F#m This is what we came for. And we couldn't want

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