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Learn to solo like SRV in the song Tell Me, no matter your skill level.
Overview
If you love SRV and you love the song Tell Me - this is the course for you.
You can learn to play like Stevie Ray Vaughan on this song whether you’re a beginner, intermediate, or advanced-level player. Beginners will start learning the basic phrasing of the music and have plenty of space between licks. Intermediate players will be challenged with slightly faster licks and less space between licks. Advanced players will get the full-on SRV experience with a solo inspired by Stevie’s best performances of this song.
So grab your guitar, tune to E-Flat, and get ready to burn up the fretboard.
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Course Overview
Learn about the course and review the solos taught in this video.
Buying Options
When you Join the TXBA Locals, you get access to this course immediately, but right now our store is open and you can purchase this course individually as digital downloads.
- Trouble Knocking: Advanced Lesson
- Trouble Knocking: Intermediate Lesson
- Trouble Knocking: Beginner Lesson
Who's It For?
This course is for players of any skill level who want to learn to play like Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Specs
- Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Lesson
- Each 60-bar solo is taught note-for-note
- Tablature for each solo
- Backing track video and mp3
- This courses uses the LRI Teaching Method (Learn Licks, Review Phrases, Integrate Everything)
FAQ
Can a beginner really study this course?
How difficult is the Advanced level solo?
Yes! The beginner-level solo in this course is approachable and quite easy. If you've never picked up a guitar before, you probably shouldn't start here, but if you've got even a little experience under your belt, you can absolutely study this course.
How difficult is the Advanced level solo?
Of all the advanced-level solos in the SRV Style Solo Matrix, this solo is one of the easiest. Stevie didn't play super-fast licks in this song. Instead, he relied on a laid-back triplet feel with lots of bending. Most of the advanced-level solo will be approachable for late-intermediate players, but there are some spots that will be quite challenging for those with under-developed picking techniques.