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In this lesson I dissect one of the most impossible looking techniques that Stevie Ray Vaughan used. Found in songs like Tin Pan Alley and Dirty Pool, this fast 'tremolo' picking technique requires speed and endurance. I'll talk about how to gradually increase your speed, the importance of consistency and endurance, and talk about the back-and-forth movement that Stevie did as he used this technique.
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