Online Guitar Lessons recommendation

[Jamie Sun]

Could anyone recommend a good
channel on YouTube or wherever with
guitar lessons?
I am interested in Rock, Pop, ballads,
Funk & Soul

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[Jaap]

Paul Davids is a good one for this kind of things - https://www.youtube.com/c/PaulDavids
He also has a nice course: https://learnpracticeplay.com/next-level-signup/

 

[Jamie Sun]

Thanks, I will watch it.

How can you post a link without preview?
Preview has always such a big size.

 

[GigStage]

I recommend Igor Paspalj (electric guitarist of the year 2020) -> https://www.igorpaspalj.com/

 

[mallux]

Don’t play (real) guitar myself, but I quite enjoy LickNRiff… Assaf has posted a lot of content on the channel over the years, and has more structured courses if that’s your thing:

https://youtube.com/c/LickNRiff

 

[xguitaristx]

Definitely Ben Eller. He mainly does rock, but he knows his stuff and is really easy to understand.

https://youtube.com/c/BenEller

 

[elliebean]

I can't believe no one already mentioned it so here you go. It's mostly free, step by step, methodical, and well regarded.

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[Jimmy Hellfire]

Definitely Ben Eller. He mainly does rock, but he knows his stuff and is really easy to understand.

https://youtube.com/c/BenEller

Yeah, because he shows you the stuff at stepdad speed.

 

[Jamie Sun]

I want something the way following bass player makes, less talking though
Don't understand why some talk so much instead of performing. "Shut up and play the guitar :D Afaic I learn by listening and watching and
then by doing it myself.

 

[Jamie Sun]

I ve found something, hope there will be more similar videos, I love these two songs a lot, that's also important. I like to watch how someone plays and the chords or tabs should be displayed.
I also like the idea of not exactly imitating guitar playing, that really is aping, I agree.

 

[Jamestens]

If you're into Rock, Pop, ballads, Funk & Soul, there are some fantastic YouTube channels out there tailored just for you. One gem I stumbled upon during my search for online music lessons is run by a seasoned guitarist who breaks down everything from classic rock riffs to funky grooves with such clarity. It's like having a virtual guitar mentor right in your living room.