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Written by DanAllanson   
Monday, 16 November 2009
A very popular activity nowadays is to learn to play the guitar through the Internet. You can take country music guitar lessons pretty much at will and get all the best tutoring available. It is there for old and young, experienced or beginner; and what's more is the whole family can join in. If you are serious about learning to play country music guitar then you need to know a few facts. We are going to focus on just two individual styles as well as talk about the wonderful Telecaster guitar.
by DanAllanson


A very popular activity nowadays is to learn to play the guitar through the Internet. You can take country music guitar lessons pretty much at will and get all the best tutoring available. It is there for old and young, experienced or beginner; and what's more is the whole family can join in. If you are serious about learning to play country music guitar then you need to know a few facts. We are going to focus on just two individual styles as well as talk about the wonderful Telecaster guitar.

A style which started basically through blues and rock is the so-called slide. Hence the slide guitar is fondly named the bottleneck, because of it's ability to express a lyric with more human like sounds. Back in the early twentieth century, many blues players were looking for a way to make the music more attainable to the public and developed this technique which became very popular in the nineteen sixties with rock and blues musicians alike.

It started way back in the early twentieth century and because of it's unbelievable popularity, it just flourished in the nineteen sixties when blues and rock music exploded. The haunting sounds made by sliding an object along the strings just mesmerized people as they could identify with these sounds played along with the lyrics.

The word "bottleneck" guitar was used by players who performed their music by actually taking the neck of a bottle and placing in onto their first and second fingers. Blades and knives were also experimented with and used to play the slide. Today there are modern slides available in all music stores. They also developed a technique whereby you can either play the guitar in the normal position, or by placing it down on your lap.

Another style of playing the country guitar is using the "chicken picken" technique. Walon Jennings started it by pulling the strings with his right hand finger while at the same time damping the strings with his left hand. Today many lead guitarists use this technique when doing solos. Of course there are many different styles to play a guitar and no doubt you will find your own unique style. It is important for you to be comfortable with the guitar and the sound.

Should you want to take country music guitar lessons, it would be helpful for you to learn about the typical sound that is associated with country guitar music. Rock and roll has as many sounds as there are guitar players, but the country music guitar has its own distinct sound.

The reason for this is that most country players choose to stay with the clean, clear sound of the Fender Telecaster. The "Tele" as it is known, had a sound that made wishful guitar players sit up and take notice. And let's not forget the beautiful designs that made it a dream to play. It was the first electric guitar to be successfully produced and sold on a big scale and it was ideal for playing country music.

Almost anyone can teach themselves country music guitar. If you have average aptitude and a good quality, comprehensive website to learn from, it should take about three to four weeks to learn enough chords and strums to be playing a large number of country music songs. With online country music guitar instruction, you will discover amazing methods to learn how to play guitar and play virtually any guitar song you hear.

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