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Hi everyone.


I had a guitar for years and never tried learning how to play till I found this AMAZING website a few days ago that teaches you every thing so clearly from the very beginning as I have never seen anywhere else before.It is a free site.so I thought sharing this might be helpful for others too.


By the way in a few days time practice I can play a few chords (At least I think I can):)


http://www.justinguitar.com


Cheers everyone


Sam

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He's great. All the way from pure beginner up to advanced. He has a YouTube channel here. Another good YouTube channel is RockOnGoodPeople. If you wanted DVDs I would recommend anything from LickLibrary. You can buy the DVDs off of their site, or from any of the music shops around Denmark St. They have everything from the very basics through to very advanced, covering technique and theory from all sorts of styles.


YouTube generally is a good place if you're starting out. Think of a song you'd like to learn, go to YouTube and enter the search box with 'how to play' or 'guitar chords' etc. There's loads and loads on there.


Good luck with it.

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