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This mini electric guitar lesson is just a brief explanation of why I use the pick I use. Guitar picks are numerous and so are the opinions that go along with the selection of each one. There are many different reasons why a guitarist use the pick they do, some are more thought through than [...]
Archive for August, 2009
Electric Guitar Lesson – My Preferred “Pick”
Posted by admin on August 23rd, 2009
Posted in electric guitar lesson 
Tags: dunlop, dunlop jazz III xl, electric guitar lesson, pick 
3 Comments »Electric Guitar Lesson – “Onstage Amp Placement”
Posted by admin on August 20th, 2009
This electric guitar lesson has to do with guitar amp placement on stage. If you are like most guitarists, you have your amp onstage. Although I do see a trending towards amps being put offstage, this still doesn’t seem to be the norm as of yet. I will address offstage amps in a later lesson, [...]
Posted in electric guitar lesson Tags: amp, electric guitar lesson, onstage, placement, stage volume 1 Comment »Electric Guitar Lesson – “Harmony Beyond the Music”
Posted by admin on August 18th, 2009
Harmony is something to behold when it comes to music. Whether it’s the beauty of vocal harmony, the impressiveness of guitar harmonies, or the power of symphonic harmonies, it is imperative that harmony be executed effectively. This is of course also the case when it comes to non-musical applications within music. But rather than focus [...]
Electric Guitar Lesson
Posted by admin on August 17th, 2009
Welcome to Electric Guitar Lesson.org. This website exist for the purpose of learning and exploring many of the techniques of playing the electric guitar. I’m Joe Grimstead, one of the lead guitarists at Calvary Chapel Melborne/Viera/Sebastian, and I’ll be sharing all my different approaches to playing lead guitar. I’ll be posting videos of techniques I [...]
