Crossbones at the Crossroads

Lesson 3/42 | Study Time: 5 Min
Course: Lead Guitar Solos
Crossbones at the Crossroads

Crossbones at the Crossroads

Crossbones at the Crossroads is an example of how Rock patterns one and two can be applied to a Heavy Metal chord progression.

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1- GLOSSARY OF MUSICAL TERMS 2- Notes on the Guitar Fretboard 3- Rock Patterns 4- Guitar Music 5- The Basics of Music 6- Jazz Solo 7- Blues Patterns 8- INTRODUCTION 9- Country Patterns 10- Heavy Metal Patterns 11- Country Life 12- Summary of Patterns 13- How to Read Sheet Music 14- Cool Cat Groove 15- Crossbones at the Crossroads 16- Progressive Lead Guitar Licks 17- Blues and Beyond 18- Only the Beginning 19- Thunder and Lightning 20- Diagrams 21- Slow and Easy 22- Watermelon Boy 23- Blow the Man Down 24- Funk and Soul Solo 25- Second to None 26- Pandemonium 27- Easy Chord Table 28- Tablature 29- Burn the Midnight Oil 30- Rock Steady 31- Southern Comforts 32- The Last Warlock 33- Rockabilly Solo 34- Tablature Symbols 35- Down to the Wire 36- Demon Hour 37- Back to Beale Street 38- Cadillac Attack 39- Slide Solo 40- Sliding Home 41- Fingerpicking Solo 42- In and Out Blues

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