Jason Aaron Wood

If you have a 7-string (or more than 7!), then this is a MUST-KNOW sweep pattern! What's great about it is that you're basically repeating the exact same shape from

This one is all about tying different patterns together, with frequent position-shifting, aligning perfectly with this week's TADS Group Coaching Call, "Breaking Out of One Fretboard Pattern."What part do you

Fretboard knowledge is about more than just learning a bunch of separate patterns. That just leads to a very limited range of potential phrases you can access from where your

Fretboard knowledge is about more than just learning a bunch of separate patterns. That just leads to a very limited range of potential phrases you can access from where your

Writing great guitar solos just got a lot easier with The Solo Writing Notebook, specially designed to walk you through the thought process that really goes into making a great

Check below for some of the BACKING TRACKS — additional tracks will be added over the next few days.Soon there will also be a Project: Write A Solo collection of

This is where the rubber meets the road — the only real way to get GOOD at writing solos is actually WRITING THEM. LOTS of them.That's why in tonight's call,

While I don't entirely share the view that only "certain" chord changes constitute a "progression" — and that anything else is a "regression" — there is some merit to this

This week's VIP Challenge comes straight out of the most recent TADS Coaching Call, "Developing Solo Ideas" (see link below).In fact, you can actually watch me writing the first half

On this call, I demonstrate the 4 main components you need to consider as you write (ie, as you record) your guitar solo into existence.You'll also watch as I write