This bluegrass standard is a treasury of hooks and driving rhythm combined to make one of the most memorable songs ever recorded. We'll walk slowly through the hooks and song parts until you've become a dueling master, never again to be bothered by those pesky banjo types! We'll look at the call-and-response format of the song, the G, C, and D chords and how to strum them, and of course the famous melody line.

This series of lessons, Ned Luberecki will detail the technique used by guitar players to emulate the fingerpicked roll style made famous on the banjo. First you will learn how to do basic rolls, then we'll look at a forward roll within a chord progression. Last we'll look at banjo rolls using a regular pick.

In this lesson series we'll walk you throught the basics of the Bluegrass style with a couple of rhythm examples and the necessities of your music collection to get started with this style.

In these lessons we'll learn the basic G run and then show you how to create variations based on the run. From the very simple to the mindblowingly complex, this run will change how you play (excuse me, "pick") the guitar.

In these nine lessons, Ned Luberecki demonstrates how to play the classic country "lead-in" line to walk into another chord. First you'll learn the basics of how to walk into chords, then Ned will show you how to do this in several different keys. As we get to the end of the tutorial, Ned will show how to walk into minor chords, then with some common progessions.