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JamPlay's 4th Of July Giveaway

JamPlay's 2023 4th Of July GIVEAWAY

Win a Fender Player Series Jaguar Guitar!

It’s that time of year again! Citizens nationwide gather, feast, and celebrate to honor the United States’ Independence Day. So, JamPlay’s decided to help kick off the celebrations with an exciting guitar giveaway. Enter with the form below for your chance to WIN a Fender Player Jaguar Guitar in Candy Apple Red!

 

Past JamPlay Giveaway Winners

Feb 2023
Gretsch G5232 Electric Guitar + SolidGoldFX Spring Reverb Pedal + Lava Surf Green Cable + Fender Shell Pink Cable
Anita C. from New York

Nov – Jan 2022/23
Kay Sherwood Guitar + VOX Amp Head + Tone King Amp Cab + Fender Reverb Pedal + MXR Vintage Dyna Comp
Brandon L. from Ontario

June / July 2022
Squier Classic Vibe Late ’50s Jazzmaster + Supro Delta King 12 15W 1×12″ Combo Amp + UAD Starlight Echo Station
Michael M. from N. Carolina

April 2022
Squier Classic Vibe 60s Thinline Telecaster
Todd F. from Florida

March 2022
Epiphone Slash Les Paul
Greg P. from Minnesota

February 2022
Guild Jetstar
Richard R. from Florida

January 2022
PRS Limited Edition SE P20E Parlor Antique White
Ollie B. from Washington

December 2021
Gretsch guitar, Harmony amp, and pedalboard bundle
Elton V. from North Carolina

November 2021
Fender Jazzmaster and Vox amp
Hannah A. from California


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Buying the perfect gift for the guitar hero in your life can be tricky. There’s always a new cool guitar gadget out there making the ‘gram blow up or the forum go wild. But don’t worry! Here at JamPlay we are ready to help. Whether you’re buying for yourself or for the guitar player(s) in your life, here’s a must-have list of essentials that will all but guarantee to be a hit as a stocking stuffer or compact package of good tidings to any grateful giftee. Let’s check them out:

Amp it up! Amplification on the go.

Arguably where a sizable chunk of your ‘tone’ comes from, we’ve got a few great little solutions for amplification no matter the locale.

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August 2021

Back to School

It’s that time of year — students and teachers are getting ready to go back to school! At JamPlay, school is always in session and the classroom is always virtual. This month we’ll be getting back to basics, digging into music theory, highlighting beginner lessons, exploring practice plans, and so much more. Let’s get started with a few free lessons!


FREE LESSONS

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Beginner Guitar

Dave Isaacs shows us the E7 minor and Am chords in this free lesson: “Your first song!”. Have fun playing along to the provided backing track!

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Pop & Classic Rock

Lauren Passarelli starts a mini series in this free lesson: “Nice Chords”. She shares ten chords per lesson and breaks them down one by one.

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Rock Guitar for Beginners

Will Ripley wastes no time getting you playing actual music. Check out this cool riff in the style of Black Sabbath. You’ll be rockin’ in no time!

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This JamPlay course covers the building blocks of Blues guitar for the Day-1 beginner player. If you’re looking for a fast-track to getting the fundamentals of the Blues under your fingers, then this is a great place to start! View course ›

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Music Theory Madness: Video

Music theory can be intimidating. You feel like it's all connected...but how? JamPlay can help!

Play Outside of the Box With Open Tunings

Standard tuning is, well, standard. It provides incredible versatility and simplicity, but if it is the only tuning you use it can quickly start to get boring. Luckily, you don’t have to be boxed in by standard tuning.

Music Theory for New Guitarists

When you’re beginning to learn how to play guitar, it’s a good idea to get a basic grasp of music theory. You don’t have to know everything to be a good player, but knowing some will help you to make more informed choices of the notes and chords you play.

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July 2021

Summer Music Festival

The world of live music is opening back up and for those of us who love outdoor concerts and music festivals, it’s VERY exciting. So this month at JamPlay, we are celebrating our very own Summer Music Festival. Let’s explore some fun and inspiring guitar lessons that focus on Jam Band greats, iconic Rock solos, Bluegrass, Jazz, improvisation and more. Get started with a few of our favorite courses featured below!


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30 Iconic Licks of the Jam Band Greats

Michael Palmisano explores the most iconic licks in the Jam Band genre, inspired by guitarists such as Trey Anastasio, Warren Haynes, Jimmy Herring, and Jerry Garcia. Practice what you learn over JamTracks!

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Bluegrass Rhythm Survival Guide

Tyler Grant introduces us to the techniques every Bluegrass player needs to know — popular rhythm patterns and chord progressions, a primer on increasing playing speed, and a guide to the stylistic flair of the Bluegrass greats.

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Style of Santana

In this members only lesson series, Nick Kellie covers the dynamic playing style of iconic guitarist Carlos Santana. Get started with some scale and embellishment ideas and move on to chord progressions, soloing, improvisation, and composition.

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Sign up for a JamPlay annual membership plan and you can choose from these 9 guitarist toolkits as part of your package. Explore toolkits now ›

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5 Techniques to Make Your Guitar Playing More Expressive

If learning guitar is one of your main goals or you’re getting back into it it’s important to get the fundamental techniques of playing down. From fingering chords to strumming rhythms to picking individual notes, making music with the guitar is becoming a reality.

Using JamTracks To Inspire Your Practice Routine

It’s easy to get stuck listening to (and playing) one style of music. But exploring new genres will not only make you a better, more well-rounded musician, it will help you get a fresh take on those old favorites too.

Barre Chords Unlock 1000s of Songs on Guitar

Quick! Play a G sharp chord. I’ll wait …

It’s easy to come up with a G chord but sharp chords can be more elusive unless you know barre chords.

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June 2021

Play Like Your Idols

The inspiration to play guitar can come from anywhere. But for many of us, we were simply blown away by the guitar idols of our youth and always wanted to play just like them. From Jimi Hendrix to Eric Clapton, Chuck Berry to Duane Allman and Joan Jett — the artists who influenced us the most ALL had signature sounds and playing techniques that we can learn from.

This month, we’re teaching you how to play like your idols at JamPlay. We have a ton of guitar lessons that focus on specific skills associated with the artists we all know and love. Let’s get started!


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Duane Allman

He single-handedly created the quintessential slide guitar sound that influenced a generation. Learn his technique.

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Eddie Van Halen

Everybody wants power chords! We’ll start by looking at Eddie’s rhythm playing, specifically his use of open position power chords.

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Albert King

It’s important to listen to and emulate the masters in order to understand blues language. Start with this legendary bluesman.

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Become a JamPlay member for unlimited access to 7000+ guitar lessons and 120+ artists and instructors. And right now, save BIG on annual membership plans during our Summer Sale. View membership plans ›

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Gear Guide: Getting the Classic Rock Sound

At some point in our lives as musicians, we’ve all gone down the rabbit hole when it comes to gear.

3 Famous Guitarists You Didn’t Know Served in the Military

When you think of your favorite rock and roll legends, you might think of rebels who didn’t quite fit in — misfits who marched to the beat of their own drummer.

Guitar Lesson: Doobie Brothers Long Train Runnin’

JamPlay instructor DJ Phillips breaks down the individual guitar parts, as well as the harmonica solo for this classic tune.

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May 2021

Take The Lead

Lead guitar is exactly what it sounds like: the player that gets to be in the spotlight. Most of the guitarists we all know by name play lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, B.B. King, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Chuck Berry, Carlos Santana, Slash, Tom Morello…the list goes on.

Lead guitar is all about creating melody using single-note-based lines and double stops. The iconic songs we love usually include lead guitar solos and riffs that are instantly recognizable. To play lead, you need to master basic scales and arpeggios and specific techniques such as alternate picking, sweep picking, hammer ons, and pull offs with embellishments like bending, vibrato, and slides. At JamPlay, we have guitar courses that cover all of these skills from absolute beginner level to advanced.


FREE LESSONS

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Berry’
Pickin

50s-Style Double Stops: Put a little Chuck Berry in your playing by incorporating some of the most familiar sounds in all of Rock ‘N Roll.

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Chicken
Pickin’

Ever listen to an R&B tune and notice a groovy guitar in the background that seems to peak out just enough to let you know that it’s still there? That’s “chicken pickin'”.

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Descending Blues
Scale Run

Minor blues scale with b5: this lick features lots of legato with some strategically picked notes that give the descent a free flowing sound..

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The 5 Accessories Every Guitarist Needs: Video Guide

In this Gear Guide, veteran musician Alex Scott walks you through 5 important accessories every beginner guitarist should invest in.

Bends, Slides & Hammer Ons

After a long stretch working on your guitar skills, you finally feel like you are starting to understand the guitar. But the guitar isn’t like riding a bike, you will lose those months of hard work if you're away for too long.

5 Techniques to Make Your Guitar Playing More Expressive

If learning guitar is one of your main goals or you’re getting back into it it’s important to get the fundamental techniques of playing down. From fingering chords to strumming rhythms to picking individual notes, making music with the guitar is becoming a reality.

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April 2021

Practice Makes Perfect

In March, it was all about your guitar do-over. If you came back to guitar, focused on the basics or found a new guitar genre or technique — now is the time to set the foundation with a solid practice routine.

“If you’re any good at all, you know you can be better.” ~ Lindsay Buckingham.

A strong, consistent practice routine will get you there.

This month, we’ve got you covered with courses, JamTracks, featured articles and guitarist toolkits to make your practice routine faster and more productive so you get closer to those guitar goals.


Fuel Your Practice

with FREE lessons from JamPlay artist instructors

Dave Isaacs
Establish a practice routine for chords, scales and learning music theory. 25 lessons included in this course (4 unlocked).

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Will Ripley
An entire course based on easy-to-play musical examples in the style of your favorite artists. 44 lessons included in this course (3 unlocked).

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Stephanie Bradley
Speed without tension: explore the most efficient ways to play faster, cleaner and healthier. 31 lessons included in this course (3 unlocked).

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Featured Guitar Courses

The Art of Versatility
Instructor: Tim Stewart

The Power of 3 Notes
Instructor: Horace Bray

Create your Practice Plan with Guitarist Toolkits

Beginner Practice Plan

6 packs, 111 lessons, 15 JamTracks

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Unlocking Rhythm Guitar

6 packs, 100 lessons, 35 JamTracks

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Unlocking Lead Guitar

5 packs, 60 lessons, 60 JamTracks

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Create Your Practice Space: Musical Environment Matters

Your practice space can either help or harm you on your path to building a relationship with your instrument and your music.

Play Outside of the Box With Open Tunings

Standard tuning is, well, standard. It provides incredible versatility and simplicity, but if it is the only tuning you use it can quickly start to get boring. Luckily, you don’t have to be boxed in by standard tuning.

Previous Months

July 2021

This month, we are celebrating our very own Summer Music Festival. Let’s explore some fun and inspiring guitar lessons that focus on Jam Band greats, iconic Rock solos, Bluegrass, Jazz, improvisation and more.

June 2021

This month, we’re teaching you how to play like your idols at JamPlay. We have tons of guitar lessons that focus on specific skills associated with the artists we all know and love.

May 2021

Take The Lead. Lead guitar is exactly what it sounds like: the player that gets to be in the spotlight. Most of the guitarists we all know by name play lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton...

April 2021

Practice Makes Perfect
Last month we focused on "fresh starts", for beginner guitar players and those of you picking up where you left off. Now it's time to establish a solid practice routine.

March 2021

Guitar Player Do-Over Hopefully wherever you are the snow is beginning to thaw and there are signs of spring. Here at JamPlay, this seasonal transition is making us think a lot about fresh starts.

February 2021

Learning to Play with Feeling - You know how some guitar players just have that “wow” factor? Sure, they know all the notes and have rhythm. But there’s also a special FEELING to their playing. How do you get that?

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March 2021

Guitar Player Do-Over

Hopefully wherever you are the snow is beginning to thaw and there are signs of spring. Here at JamPlay, this seasonal transition is making us think a lot about fresh starts. So many guitar players tell us that they haven’t played in awhile and are now coming back, looking for a bit of a do-over. And hey, we’re totally here for it!

In fact, we’re dedicating this entire month to Guitar Player Do-Overs. Come back to guitar, revisit the basics, try a new music genre, or learn a new skill. It’s a great time for a fresh start! Let us help you pick up wherever you left off to become the best guitar player you can be.


Fast Track Your Fresh Start

with FREE lessons from JamPlay artist instructors

Mark Lettieri
Take a Master Course from 3-time Grammy winning artist and Snarky Puppy guitarist. 33 lessons included in course (2 unlocked).
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Amber Russell
Tap Into Creative Fingerstyle with renowned performer and composer. 30 lessons included in course (4 unlocked).
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Dave Isaacs
Learn the fundamentals of rhythm guitar with veteran performer and musical mentor. 25 lessons included in course (4 unlocked).
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Need some inspiration for your fresh start? Nothing helps get those creative juices flowing better than a new guitar. Enter here for a chance to win this Epiphone Les Paul Classic. It has a mahogany body and neck with a vintage styled “worn” ebony finish and powerful Alnico Classic PRO™ humbuckers. Giveaway ends March 31, 2021. Click here to enter the giveaway ›

Featured Guitar Courses

Rock Guitar for Beginners
Instructor: Will Ripley

Jamming in a Jam Band
Instructor: Tyler Grant

Tapping into Creative Fingerstyle
Instructor: Amber Russell

Complete Guide for Hybrid Picking
Instructor: Prashant Aswani

Explore New Genres with Guitarist Toolkits

Blues Essentials

5 packs, 71 lessons, 53 JamTracks

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Rock Essentials

5 packs, 70 lessons, 72 JamTracks

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Country Essentials

5 packs, 71 lessons, 78 JamTracks

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A Guide to Bass Amps: The Dos and Don’ts

The biggest, most embarrassing mistakes I've made as a bassist all revolve around bass amps and cabinets. These tips will save you a lot of money and heartache down the road.

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4 Guitar Effects to Change Up Your Guitar Sound

Easily one of the most enjoyable aspects of guitar playing is manipulating the sound of your playing through guitar effects.

A Guide to Relative Tuning

There are many ways to tune a guitar. So many options can be daunting in the beginning so I have laid out one of the standard methods, relative tuning.

Previous Months

July 2021

This month, we are celebrating our very own Summer Music Festival. Let’s explore some fun and inspiring guitar lessons that focus on Jam Band greats, iconic Rock solos, Bluegrass, Jazz, improvisation and more.

June 2021

This month, we’re teaching you how to play like your idols at JamPlay. We have tons of guitar lessons that focus on specific skills associated with the artists we all know and love.

May 2021

Take The Lead. Lead guitar is exactly what it sounds like: the player that gets to be in the spotlight. Most of the guitarists we all know by name play lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton...

April 2021

Practice Makes Perfect
Last month we focused on "fresh starts", for beginner guitar players and those of you picking up where you left off. Now it's time to establish a solid practice routine.

March 2021

Guitar Player Do-Over Hopefully wherever you are the snow is beginning to thaw and there are signs of spring. Here at JamPlay, this seasonal transition is making us think a lot about fresh starts.

February 2021

Learning to Play with Feeling - You know how some guitar players just have that “wow” factor? Sure, they know all the notes and have rhythm. But there’s also a special FEELING to their playing. How do you get that?

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