
Sing Along with Your Solos
Singing with your solos helps you be a more motif-oriented soloist and likely will give you the space to be a more melodic soloist.
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Singing with your solos helps you be a more motif-oriented soloist and likely will give you the space to be a more melodic soloist.

Nothing is more telling about how developed a musician is than how good their time is.

Bands are a social environment and all the rules that apply to normal human interaction apply.

If you want to grow to where you’re performing in a variety of genres and environments, learning to read a chord chart is probably worthwhile.

Is it better to learn to play guitar by ear, teaching yourself, or seek out help from an outside source like a private teacher or program?

A lot of bands don’t know how to rehearse. Here are 6 steps to do it better.
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