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Take The Challenge Right Now...

I am providing you with three different videos based on the typical skill levels of
beginner, intermediate, and advanced musicians. Of course, this is always relative.

Here's what I want you to do:

1. Grab either your acoustic or electric guitar. It doesn't matter.
2. View and/or print the reference files I have provided for you.
3. Play right along with me on each of these three songs.

Slow connection? Press "play" and then "pause" to allow the video to buffer.
A gray progress bar will load. Once it fills up a bit press "play" again.

Challenge 1: Beginner
"Brain Damage" in the style of Pink Floyd

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This particular song should be rather simple to play if you know your basic chords.

Why Learning Songs This Way WORKS...

Did you feel the need to play right along? I hope so. It's almost like a little jam session between you and I. The best part is that my on-screen chord and lyric prompting keeps any frustration down to an absolute minimum and better yet - keeps you moving forward.

Don't get me wrong. I'm no "amazing" guitarist. I'm not some "amazing" singer.
I keep the focus off of me and more toward the actual song you are learning.
I'm not here to perform for you. I'm here to help YOU perform for others.

While a majority of the songs I offer aren't considered
"modern" I've got some of those too!

Challenge 2: Intermediate
"I Will Wait" in the style of Mumford & Sons

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Intermediate? Maybe not. This song is VERY vocally challenging because there are three vocalists, but that doesn't mean you can't sing or play it as a "solo" musician. In addition to the difficulty of the vocals, you also employ an open C tuning as well a serious gallop workout with the rhythm part.

So the real question is - "is this an intermediate song?" This all depends on your skill level. The beauty of this program is that it doesn't matter what level you are currently playing, I always provide some sort of challenge for any musician.

Now, here's where you might find my program even MORE interesting....

What if you wanted to play a song by Hendrix or SRV at your next gig? These guys were primarily lead guitarists, so how in the world would it be possible to learn how to play songs from these two "Guitar Gods" right?

Believe it or not - it's absolutely possible.

"Bold As Love" the EZ Way

Learning to play a Hendrix song is usually no simple task, but I am about to make it as EZ as possible. This song demonstration assumes that you are a one-man show that plays at bars, clubs, or just for family and friends. In other words, it's all about you. No bass player. No drums. No other guitarists.

If someone in the audience screams out ".....Hendrix!" you'll be able to fulfill their request without flipping through 20 pages of tablature, desperately trying to remember each and every measure!

Print/View Reference File
This song is in all flats (Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Bb, Eb)
Download/Listen to MP3 Audio @70 bpm
(right-click to "save link as" or left-click to listen)

*Note: In this video I apply a few techniques that make the song feel more like a Hendrix song. As a member of my program there is an additional instructional video that will explain exactly how I am applying some neat little tricks to enhance your performance - while still keeping everything as simplified as possible.

Get Your ONLINE LIFETIME Membership to EZ Strummer Today!

Enjoy the benefit of NEVER having to pay another dime for lifetime access to my ever-growing library of songs and instruction. You simply can't lose with my lifetime membership offer OR my risk-free guarantee.

No Thanks I Just Want The Ebook

Make No Mistake About It...

There's nothing like the "real" thing, but my goal for you is to gain confidence in your singing and strumming ability without any frustration whatsoever. If you found "The Wind Cries Mary" a bit too difficult, that's actually good news. It just means that you have some work to do.

If you found this version WAY too scaled down and not "fitting" for your performances, then my program might not be for you.

So What Do You Think?

Do you find that my EZ Strummer program uses a formula that you can understand?

If so, then you're in luck because there are more than 500 songs just like what you've seen in my EZ Strummer member area. Even though I have quite a bit more to explain to you, I will do my absolute best to keep my presentation short and sweet, covering ONLY the super important points you need to know about my program.

Do You Want To Play As Many Songs As You Can Get Your Hands On?

If you want to flip through pages and pages of tablature to learn your favorite song, then EZ Strummer is NOT for you. But if you're like me and want to play as many songs as possible, only spending a few minutes on each song, then you've come to the right place.

After spending the last 10 years teaching online guitar lessons I've learned that traditional teaching CAN get a little tiresome. It's VERY important to understand the theory behind how chords are created as well as how each and every aspect of the guitar's fretboard is a 'must-know' among musicians. However, the real truth of it all is that SOMETIMES you want a break from traditional teaching and just sit down and learn a song from beginning to end!

So, to be quite honest - I stopped teaching guitar lessons in a "traditional" sense.

EZ Strummer Will Help You 'Break Free' From Those Traditional Teaching Chains And Allow You To Become The Type Of Musician You WANT To Be - One That Can Play A Song From Beginning To End!

You aren't required to learn chords in any particular order. Chords are used to create progressions - period. Every single song you will ever learn is based around a chord progression. The easiest and MOST effective way to learn a variety of chords is not by staring at a bunch of chord diagrams. Chord diagrams should purely act as quick references. Nothing more. Nothing less.

When following traditional instruction, it could take weeks or months to learn a chord like Dsus4/F#. Why? Traditional instructors often follow a guideline - which is great when it comes to understanding music from a theoretical point of view -
but I don't do this.

My course is all about learning while you play - not before.