When the Guitar Fretboard Finally Starts to Make Sense - 478

Play Guitar Podcast by Lee Anderson

Aug 12, 202618:08Music

The guitar fretboard gets much easier to understand when the things you've learned start connecting. In this episode, I'll show you how patterns, landmarks, and relationships can turn a confusing collection of frets into...

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