Fun one Duke.  

Glad you like it, Boyd!

3rd Verse is a little tricky, I like it

One of the great things about your lessons is being introduced to players like Billy Butler and Bill Jennings. There's enough to keep a student busy for years! But I also love it...

Ok Chris, here's my shot at the A part with some of the syncopations. It is all about flow! 

Just keep working on it - You'll get it!

I can get the blow bend note ten, I can't hold the high note

Ok Chris, here's my shot at the A part with some of the syncopations. It is all about flow! 

Ok Chris, here's my shot at the A part with some of the syncopations. It is all about flow! 

 Chris, here is one more - I've been working on getting the basic melody down for Under The Double Eagle.  It took awhile to get the groove down, but let me know your thoughts...

Sorry about the light not being quite up to snuff ... it was dusk and I'm not much of a videographer (either). Here is my go at the first 2 lessons on this tune and maybe a little...

Thanks Duke! I'm going to try and get this into the band's set. If we do i'll send a video for some feedback : )

Hmmm ... damn ... um ... Kip to command could you put those little loop marker things in this lesson ... thanks. 

Hey Sonic Junction - Rick Estrin back here with verse eight of my version of the lesser known James Cotton classic, "Lightnin". This verse is very simple, but potentially very...

Hello Folks, This week we are learning the last chorus of Floyd's Guitar Bluesis This verse is played on the bottom 3 strings and mimics Floyd Smith's last chorus on lap steel....

We're re-issuing one of Corey's most popular lessons with re-mastered video and updated sheet music. From Corey: In this lesson we review what was covered more extensively in the...

Thanks Boyd. Cotton definitely had a few real cool, little signature tags that he used to put his stamp on things. Glad you're diggin it!

Thanks Andre - I've watched you improve your playing tremendously, so if these Sonic Junction lessons have anything to do with that, I mu be doing alright!

Love the  Turnaround Breakdown

hello Chris!  Thanks so much for these lessons, really cool learning about arpeggios! This is my try on jessamyn's reel, a lovely tune (congratulations on the grammy also)....

 Chris, here is one more - I've been working on getting the basic melody down for Under The Double Eagle.  It took awhile to get the groove down, but let me know your thoughts...

 Chris, here is one more - I've been working on getting the basic melody down for Under The Double Eagle.  It took awhile to get the groove down, but let me know your thoughts...

 Hi Chris, I've finally memorized all of the lessons on this one.  A couple of bad notes on this take, but let me know what you think when you have a moment, thank you.  P.S....

I just got a new phone and looking to download sonicjunction app again but cannot locate on google play? Is it still available?  Thanks

I totally trust your taste Duke (you haven't let us down so far!) But, as you're asking, I'm especially in love with the Billy Butler, Bill Jennings school. And, similar but a...

Hi Charlie, Thanks. Billy Butler may have played some sort of solid body on this tune. Perhaps even a Strat. He often used Epiphone archtop with DeArmond floating pickups. Gibsons...

hello Chris!  Thanks so much for these lessons, really cool learning about arpeggios! This is my try on jessamyn's reel, a lovely tune (congratulations on the grammy also)....

Nice one! Just played it over some 12/8s and yes, that's the one! Thanks Rick!!

Glad you like it Stefan. I'd call this groove a stroll. I'm not formally schooled in music, so I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure the "triplet" rhythm that goes with a stroll is...

Hi Chris, How do you do the slide from the 2 to 5th fret?  Do you do a picked 2nd fret then slide and pick the 5th again, or does the slide to the 5th and stop do the trick?  I...