Learn To Play Guitar Fast

1. The author is a professional. Why would you want to learn from an amateur or from someone who can't even play the guitar? Be sure the author of your course is a guitar-playing professional.

2. The author is a professional guitar instructor. Nothing takes the place of experience. Express Guitar is based on 30+ years of experience, successfully teaching others how to play the guitar.

3. The course gets you playing right away. Within minutes with Express Guitar, you'll be picking and strumming.

4. The course teaches the right way to practice. You see, you play like you practice. So if you're doing it wrong, you'll play it wrong. That's why I emphasize this point in the course.

5. The course doesn't depend on "tabs" - the 400-year-old approach to play guitar.

6. The course teaches you exciting lead guitar techniques including hammer ons, pull offs, bending, sliding harmonic's and flashy leads to blow your audience away.

1. Image, text, sound and VIDEO clips. Explode your learning curve by selecting the best format that suits your style of learning. Learn to play guitar fast!

2. Unique 3D chord diagrams. Effortless learning by viewing the diagrams from the player's point of view.

3. Everything about guitar strings. Revealing in-depth video and audio programs answers all your questions about guitar strings guaranteed to keep your guitar totally cool.

4. Complete guide to using a Capo. Discover how to play ANY song in standard tuning and by-pass the re-tuning blues.

5. Virtual band backing tracks. Imagine having an impressive professional band ready for you to practice with ...guitar and bass...bass and drums ...your tempo ... ready when you are!

6. Unlimited FREE lifetime updates.

Read what Phil Emmanuel say about Mike Hayes and his Express Guitar course.. ( Phil played with Eric Clapton and Carlos Santana)

* Effortless 10-minute step-by-step practice sessions

* Amazing image, text, sound and VIDEO clips

* Incredible HIT song formulas

* One-of-a-kind Virtual band "JAM" tracks

* No reading music necessary

* Impressive professional audio, digital sound

* Unlimited FREE lifetime updates

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"You can't learn flying from a guy who has never been off the ground!"

Over the years I've worked with the best all the big names particularly on guitar: Joe Pass, Barney Kessel, Herb Ellis, Charlie Byrd, Martin Taylor, John Williams... great jazz musicians like Dizzy Gillispie, Stan Getz, Frank Sinatra ...

... apart from being a very accomplished performer, Mike has all of the teaching skills, and most importantly of all ... he has the ability to pass them on!

A motto that's stood me in good stead throughout my life has been "You can't learn flying from a guy who has never been off the ground" and I can assure you that Mike has really been off the ground, and I'm sure that you will benefit from his skills."

Bruce Clarke
professional guitarist/musician
(Melbourne, Australia)
www.cumquatrecords.com.au

"I can't wipe the smile of my face now when I pick up my guitar! I don't have any spare time in my business (busy pub) but Mike's course allows me to fit in fifteen minutes of practice a day and see results. Thank you and I'll keep in touch."

Pip Price
The Red Lion Inn
Ashbourne, Derbyshire, England

"It's a great way of learning, as you can pace yourself and move onto the next stage when you feel competent."

The course is varied, in-depth and well-structured, making learning and comprehension fast, thorough and enjoyable.

It's a great way of learning, as you can pace yourself and move onto the next stage when you feel competent. I find this course both innovative and inspirational.

I find myself leaving Mike's lessons with the determination to reach my new goals.

Karl J Ricker
Sales Manager
Sunshine Coast, Australia

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Is it true you can play the guitar both ways, as in use both hands?
Guitars are available in right-handed and left-handed versions, so that right or left handed people can play them. Some players can also take a right-handed guitar and play it left-handedly without changing the strings: Paul McCartney is said to have impressed John Lennon by doing this the first time they met.

How many strings are on a guitar?
The guitar is a musical instrument with ancient roots that is used in a wide variety of musical styles. It typically has six strings, but four, seven, eight, ten, and twelve string guitars also exist.

How many frets are there on a guitar?
Classical guitars generally have 19, but can have more. Electric guitars usually have more.

What was unique about Jimi Hendrix's favorite guitar?
It was a right-handed guitar played left-handed..

In which country did the guitar originate?
The guitar's roots are in Spain. Realistically, it cannot be traced back further than the 15th Century. It is thought to have been invented by the people of Malaga. This early instrument was a 'four course' guitar, from which the ukulele is derived. The first guitars were very small, and were originally strung with four pair of strings. Ancient Egypt had a stringed instrument that looked much like our modern guitar.Instruments identical to the guitar can also be found, for example, in the tomb of a Pharaoh dating Back to 9500 BC.

How did the guitar get its name?
The name guitar is a corruption of a name kithara used over 2000 years ago for an Ancient Greek instrument. The kythara was an advanced sort of lyre, with seven strings attached to a sound box at one end. There were two curving necks with a cross bar between them. The strings were attached to the cross bar. The strings were plucked, but it was not possible to finger them, so each string only produced a single note.