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Online Guitar Lessons and Tabs

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Over 400 songs and 700 lessons in all, and more added weekly. GuitarPort Online brings together music theory, technique instruction and song lessons covering genres including Blues, Country, Classic Rock, Jazz , Metal, Modern Rock and Progressive/Instrumental.

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Produced Songs to Jam With

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Not just generic jam tracks or backing tracks. You can listen to the full mix or versions with the rhythm, lead or bass guitar parts stripped out. Choose from hundreds of fully produced songs from the most popular artists to jam with. Your sound is mixed seamlessly with the recording, so it sounds like you’re performing with the band.

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Awesome Guitar Tones

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Designed to perfectly match each recording. When you choose a song on GuitarPort Online, it automatically loads a recording of the song, accurate tabs for all guitar parts and the guitar tones that perfectly match the recording.

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Learn the Song. Nail the Tone. Jam with the Band.

GuitarPort® Online is the ultimate guitar learning and jamming tool. Whether you’re looking to learn to play, add songs to your repertoire or if you just want to have fun jamming, there is no better place than GuitarPort Online. It’s the perfect service for players who are tired of playing alone. GuitarPort Online lets you learn tunes then jam along with the songs using dialed-in tones that perfectly match the recording.

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Online Guitar Lessons and Guitar Tabs – over 400 songs and 700 lessons in all, and more added weekly.

GuitarPort Online brings together music theory, technique instruction and song lessons covering genres from Blues to Jazz to Metal to Classic Rock and Modern Rock. And GuitarPort Online has hundreds of completely accurate guitar tabs for songs by top artists such as the Allman Brothers, BB King, The Beatles, Chuck Berry, Black Sabbath, Coldplay, Alice Cooper, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Al diMeola, Fall Out Boy, Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Johnson, Kiss, Albert Lee, Linkin Park, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bob Marley, Modest Mouse, Motley Crue, Muddy Waters, Pantera, Pink Floyd, P.O.D., Ramones, Rush, Joe Satriani, Scorpions, Soundgarden, System Of A Down, Joe Walsh, Steve Vai, Stevie Ray Vaughan, ZZ Top and more.

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New Tracks And Lessons:

Puddle of Mudd, Scorpions, Sublime and Part 3 of our exclusive interview/lesson with Jeff Loomis from Nevermore. Don't forget to check out the new Video Lessons!



Puddle of Mudd - Famous

Cover:   Psycho

From the album 'Famous', these post-grunge, rock radio favorites cooked up another big hit in 2007 with "Psycho". Puddle of Mudd topped the charts of 'Mainstream Rock Tracks' and 'Hot Modern Rock Tracks' for nine weeks with this song, which was written by lead singer Wes Scantlin and bassist Doug Ardito (the duo who also wrote the band's mega-breakout hit "Blurry").

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Lesson:   Jeff Loomis/Nevermore – Part III: Final Product

Guitarist Jeff Loomis has created his unique brand of technical metal from years of woodshedding and touring with his group Nevermore. Check out this third of four GPO exclusive interview-lessons with Nevermore’s resident guitar genius, as he discusses his approach songwriting and guitar performance style and personally transcribes and performs highlights from the Nevermore classic Final Product!


The Scorpions - Love Drive

Cover:   Another Piece of Meat

Long before mega-hits like "Rock You Like A Hurricane" and "No One Like You", Scorpions were turning out great rock-metal songs like "Another Piece Of Meat". From the 'Lovedrive' album, which is considered one of their finest, this album also saw the return of Michael Schenker to the line-up.



Sublime - Sublime

Cover:   Wrong Way

From Sublime's self-titled album, this song peaked at #3 on Billboard's Alternative Songs chart. Thanks to this hit and others, the album 'Sublime' turned into the bands biggest, and sadly their last true studio album, due to the death of singer/guitarist Brad Nowell two months before the album's release. The trombone solo in this song contains an interpolation of the theme from Gershwin's "Rhapsody In Blue".

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