Rock For Dummies, Rock Guitar for Dummies - 44m 53s

Tracks & Durations

1. Tuning Reference	0:40
2. Strummed E chord	0:17
3. Progression using E- and A- based major power chords	0:17
4. Progression with alternating E- and A-based forms	0:22
5. E chord in one bar of four quartered notes	0:09
6. Eight-note progression using right-hand downstrokes	0:15
7. 4/4 eigth-note strum using down- and upstrokes	0:14
8. Strumming to convay different levels of intensity	0:14
9. Medium-tempo progression using 16th notes	0:29
10. Eighth-note shuffle in G	0:16
11. Bass-Chord pattern in a country-rock groove	0:14
12. Bass-note-and-chord treatement	0:18
13. Moving bass line over a chord progression	0:14
14. Rock figure using eight-note syncopation	0:15
15. Rock figure using eight and 16th-note syncopation	0:13
16. Eight note strum employing left-hand muting	0:14
17. Rhythm figure with palm mutes and accents	0:19
18. Eight-note 5-6 progression	0:14
19. Fingerstyle arpeggios played with right-hand fingers	0:23
20. 4/4 groove in the style of the Eagles	0:24
21. Two-beat country groove with bass runs	0:19
22. Medium-tempo funky groove in a 16-feel	0:20
23. Heavy metal gallop using eights and 16ths	0:15
24. Reggae backup pattern highlighting the offbeats	0:23
25. Song in 3, featuring moving bass line	0:17
26. Quarter-note melodies on each of the guitar's sixt strings	1:28
27. C,G,A scales/Am7 arpeggio	1:04
28. Rocking low-note melodie	0:44
29. Two octave G major scale in 2nd position	0:17
30. Classing walking-bass boogie-woogie riff in G	0:22
31. Neck diagram showing pentatonic scale in 5th position	0:16
32. C scale/Solo in C	1:26
33. Slow blues shuffle in A	1:08
34. Riffs	2:13
35. Double-stop figure	0:30
36. Hard rock progression mixing chords and single notes	0:22
37. Open-position chord forms/ A pedal	0:36
38. Melodic figures	0:30
39. Pentatonic melody in all five positions	0:16
40. Blues licks	0:31
41. Riffs	0:29
42. Hammer on/pull off	0:52
43. Bends on the 3rd string,7th fret	0:34
44.	0:53
45. The "Bo Diddley Beat"	0:18
46. Bluesy double-stop riff	0:19
47. I-vi-ii-V in D, in 12/8 time	0:25
48. I-vi-IV-V with a heavy backbeat	0:28
49. Single notes and chord in a I-vi-ii-V shuffle	0:19
50. Classic, driving rockabilly rhythm figure	0:23
51. 5-to-6 rhythm figure in a 12bar blues	0:57
52. Chuck Berry-style double one-stop solo	0:29
53. Surf chord progression and lead solo	0:14
54. Progression using all open-position chords	0:23
55. Melodic song inducing riffs	0:26
56. Low-note/high-note riff	0:18
57. Extended riff-based figure in A	0:26
58. Chord progression with embellishmentds	0:24
59. Dynamic all-chord rhythm part	0:40
60. Simple low-note riff	0:18
61. Chordal riffing inside assorted left-hand chord forms	0:26
62. Blues-based lead solo in the style of Eric Clapton	0:34
63. Hendrix-style lead featuring bent notes and whammy bar moves	0:19
64. Heavy low-note riff, followed by blues-based solo riff	0:29
65. Minor-key, Latin flavored lead line	0:26
66. E pentatonic major passage in southern rock style	0:20
67. Southern-flavored funky riff	0:15
68. Blues-based boogie riff, with pinch harmonic	0:19
69. Steve Ray Vaughan style rhythm figure and lead	0:25
70. Funky single note riff	0:24
71. Eagles-style country-rock solo	0:26
72. Arpeggiated rhythm figure in style of U2	0:21
73. Dark, menacing heavy-metal power chords	0:26
74. Rock and Baroque music	0:14
75. Classic mid 70's metal riff	0:31
76. Big Boston-style strummed chords on electric	0:17
77. Two-handed tapping lick in Van Halen style	0:17
78. Straight-ahead blues-rock	0:22
79. Mixolydian-based riff	0:18
80. Polished metal riff of 1980s metal	0:17
81. Dimishing scale over a dominant 7th	0:21
82. Speed metal blends heavy rock with punk	0:20
83. Harmonick trick using Floyd Rose whammy bar	0:14
84. Moody grunge lick	0:19
85. Hip hop inspired metal riff	0:21
86. Jazzy lick using two-string double stops	0:32
87. Unique melody accented with a whammy bar	0:21
88. Lick involving notes that slide	0:39
89. Bluesy lick placed within progressive format	0:44
90. Haunting arpeggio of simple chords	0:35
91. Chords that use ringing open strings and full strumming	0:26
92. Heavy rock riff	0:22
93. Combination of slurs, chromatic licks, and bluesy bends	0:23
94. Lick that blends jazz and funk	0:20
95. Single-note picking over major and minor chords	0:48
96. Lead lines with full and half-step bends	0:25
97. Flamenco style lick requiring precise flat-picking	0:24
98. Progressive riff in the style of Jeff Beck	0:15

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