Wayne Neal
emailI live in a little country area named Kitts Hill.(Ohio) I have played music since I was 4 years old. I play guitar, mandolin, bass, banjo, dobro, harmonica, and a little steel (which I am still learning). I am doing mostly Bass work in my current band (a little Lead Guitar and Harmonica on the side). My three major influences are Vince Gill, who has a nice smooth string bendin style, Brent Mason, and Jimmy Olander the lead player for the band Diamond Rio. Paul Franklin Jr., Buddy Emmons, . . .
- Instructor Since:
- April 10th 2000
- Total Lessons:
- 30
- Latest Lesson:
- Bag Of Tricks Ii
No lessons found.
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Intro/Turn Arounds 151p2
In this segment we'll speed up the "151" type intro's for more of a "honky tonk" feel. As with the other "151's" these can be used for several different songs or reasons.
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B-bender Units Explained
This segment is to help folks who have never used a B-bender, or who are new to the B-bender understand them.
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Style Leads
Here are some leads patterned after certain artist's styles of playing. We will cover techniques used by guitarist like Merle Haggard and Vince Gill.
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Intro 2m51
This tutorial is made up of a series of "2m51" intros. Lots of popular country songs kick off into a two minor. We will be using the Nashville number system.
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A Major Jams
In this you can jam over the backing track.(Available in the jam station) I have tabbed out a short lead break to get you started, but you can play what you want over it.Feel free...
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G Major Jams
In this you can jam over the backing track.(Available in the jam station) I have tabbed out a short lead break to get you started, but you can play what you want over it. Feel...
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Intro/Turn Arounds 151
These Intro's and/or turn around's are pretty universal and real handy for those songs you throw together by the seat of your pants because its a "request" or you got a "guest...
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Harmonic Scales
These are different types of Harmonic scales. These scales are handy to create your own fill licks and leads. This tutorial will show you different harmonic scales and I'll show...
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Just Goofin Off
Country players like to goof off as much as the rest of the musicians. Here is a few "goof off" licks.
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Steel The Steel
This is a Collection of steel licks I use from time to time. I'll show you how you can reproduce on a regular guitar many of the steel guitar techniques. Some of these licks uses...
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Bag of Tricks
These licks are in a lot of Country music. Learning these will help you expand you bag of tricks and give you tools to create cool country solos.
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Style Leads
Here are some leads patterned after certain artist's styles of playing. We will cover techniques used by guitarist like Merle Haggard and Vince Gill.
-
A Major Jams
In this you can jam over the backing track.(Available in the jam station) I have tabbed out a short lead break to get you started, but you can play what you want over it.Feel free...
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Harmonic Scales
These are different types of Harmonic scales. These scales are handy to create your own fill licks and leads. This tutorial will show you different harmonic scales and I'll show...
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Intro/Turn Arounds 151
These Intro's and/or turn around's are pretty universal and real handy for those songs you throw together by the seat of your pants because its a "request" or you got a "guest...
-
G Major Jams
In this you can jam over the backing track.(Available in the jam station) I have tabbed out a short lead break to get you started, but you can play what you want over it. Feel...
-
Intro 2m51
This tutorial is made up of a series of "2m51" intros. Lots of popular country songs kick off into a two minor. We will be using the Nashville number system.
-
Steel The Steel
This is a Collection of steel licks I use from time to time. I'll show you how you can reproduce on a regular guitar many of the steel guitar techniques. Some of these licks uses...
-
Bag of Tricks
These licks are in a lot of Country music. Learning these will help you expand you bag of tricks and give you tools to create cool country solos.
-
Intro/Turn Arounds 151p2
In this segment we'll speed up the "151" type intro's for more of a "honky tonk" feel. As with the other "151's" these can be used for several different songs or reasons.
-
B-bender Units Explained
This segment is to help folks who have never used a B-bender, or who are new to the B-bender understand them.
-
Just Goofin Off
Country players like to goof off as much as the rest of the musicians. Here is a few "goof off" licks.
No tips or tricks found.
Wayne Neal
