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5 Essential New Orleans Songs Every Guitarist Should Know
As a guitarist based in New Orleans, I put together this guide for everyone. It has the notation and tabs you need to play 5 New Orleans classics.
Learn how to play some classics.
This guide will walk you through the notation and tabs for five of my favorite songs. I've been living in New Orleans for XX years now, these are the jams every guitarist knows.
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Download the guide
It's free!
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Pick up your guitar
Whether you can read music or want the tabs, it's right there for you.
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Practice baby, practice!
One song at a time. Remember your metronome. You'll get there, I believe in you!
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Move on to the next song
Before you know it, you'll have 5 new songs in your repertoire. (oo, la la!)
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Play with some friends
Show your friends the new jams you know!
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Come back for more
I'll be adding new free guides regularly. Don't be a stranger and come back for more!
Who this is for
I put together these guides for the guitarist who has plateaued with Youtube University.
I believe music is a universal language that can connect us. Learning songs is a great place to start, it can help you build some strong foundations. These guides will help you learn these classics from a
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