Hey Friend,

Are you Beatles fan? Do you realize the influence their songwriting and music has had on the course of Rock music? 

Something Joe Walsh once said has stuck with me. He said “Here’s what I would tell a young musician starting out today… The first thing to do is learn every Beatles song – every one, top to bottom. Why not learn from the best? Learn all the guitar parts; learn every word, and every one of those harmony parts. This will make you a better musician and it will teach you the craft of great writing, playing and singing if you study those guys.”

As a guitarist, Joe Walsh is one of the greats - I don't think anyone can refute that. Listen to "Funk #49", "Life's Been Good" or "Hotel California." If you're gonna listen to someone, might as well listen to someone who knows what he's talking about!

As you probably know, I've been a fan of Guitar Tricks for years. Their instruction and videos have been top-notch, and the instructors are all professional studio guitarists that know what they're doing. 

I wanted to point you to them as they're having a sale on the annual membership to the site. 

They've put together a dozen of the classic Beatles songs for you to learn...

And yes, James Gang, Joe Walsh and Eagles songs are there, too.

You get access to songs from Industrial, Punk, Grunge, Pop, Southern Rock and all your favorite Hair Metal bands from the 80s!

The site features thousands of instructional videos covering all guitar technique. It doesn't matter what genre you like - Rock, Blues, Country, Classical or Jazz - you can learn all the techniques you need to play your favorite music.

On top of that, they've licensed the rights to create instructional videos for hundreds of songs. You get to learn every guitar part from each song, the way it was played on the original recording.

Check out the list of artists they cover with professional grade videos and teaching from professional guitar players...

I am focused on teaching you chords and helping you grow your rhythmic ability. But I know that after a while, meat and potatoes can get a little boring - that you need some gravy to spice things up. Learning songs and applying the skills you've learned is totally the way to keep your playing fresh and exciting.

I haven't seen a more affordable way to get pro-grade instruction on so many songs in my travels across the world wide web. If you're interested at all in trying out a membership to Guitar Tricks, here's the link - there's even a money back guarantee if you don't like it. I encourage you to check it out for yourself.

Peace~

Dave