Announcement: GuitarControl.com releases “Tapping Guitar Lick in the Style of Joe Satriani - Tapping Guitar Lesson”
(PRWEB) September 08, 2014 -- In this cool guitar lesson Darrin Goodman teaches a Joe Satriani style tapping lick that is played entirely on the 2nd string. Darrin demonstrates this lick as follows; with the right hand tap at the 12th fret of the 2nd string and then do hammer-on’s and pull-off’s with the left hand at 11th fret to the 9th and back to the 11th and then back to the 9th to the 7th and then back to the 9th and back to the 7th and then to the 5th and back to the 7th and then to the 5th again and then to the 4th. Next Goodman repeats the entire sequence, but ends on the 2nd fret instead of the 4th fret; this entire sequence is played as triplets. Guitar TAB’s are available for this lead guitar lesson at GuitarControl.com.
Joe Satriani is an American instrumental guitarist best known for creating the G3 Tour and for being the instructor of the starts with students such as Kirk Hammet, Alex Skolnick, and Steve Vai. Currently he is the guitarist for the Super group Chickenfoot that also features former members of Van Halen.
Darrin Goodman
Darrin Goodman, a native of Ogden Utah, began playing guitar at the age of 12 after hearing KISS at an earlier age. Darrin has been a local finalist for the King of the Blues contest and is the lead guitarist of international recording artist Sonic Prophecy who has performed with artists such as Accept, Sabaton Cinderella and Ratt. Darrin has been teaching private lessons to 30 to 60 students a week from his home studio since 1987.
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