New Website

Hello Everyone,

Please check out my new website:

http://www.drewsobsessions.com

I have included a couple new guitar songs and videos and I have tried to organize my previous videos.

Thanks for visiting!

More helpful videos

Hey Everyone,

I just popped on youtube and I found a couple videos that may be worth checking out. In the last video the dude mentions a technique for when you want to sing while playing the guitar. I remember that being difficult to master so I hope this helps. 

1) http://www.mahalo.com/How_to_Play_Guitar_for_Newbies (General Guitar Website)

2) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lcmb4RplClQ     (For detailed Chord Info)

3) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMndYRvxLOY   (For singing and playing tips)

In this video I explain how to play the A minor and C chords. Once you have the A minor chord figured out, the C chord is an easy transition. If you have any requests for songs please leave me a comment. If they are easy to play I will post them for you. Thanks for watching!

Lesson 5 - Oasis Wonderwall

I have decided to teach everyone how to play Wonderwall by Oasis. I got a request for an Oasis song on YouTube and chose this one because all the chords take place on either the 2nd or 3rd fret. If you need help playing the G chord or Em chord please check out my other videos! 

Swing Life Away

In this video I am going to play the song: Swing life away by Rise Against. It incorporates the Em, G, C add 9 and D chords. Check out my previous videos if you want to learn how to play these chords. Good luck and keep playing!

Lesson 3 - G chord & C add 9 chord

In this video you will learn how to play the G and C add 9 Chords. You need to know how to play these in order to be able to play tons of popular songs. Once you've got the finger pattern down, it is quite easy to make the transition from one to the other. Make sure you are comfortable switching between E minor, G, C add 9 and D before you watch the next video!

Lesson 2 - D Chord

In this lesson we will be learning how to play the D chord. This chord is slightly harder to play than Em or A due to the finger formation. Once you've got the hang of it, try switching back-in-forth from one chord to the next.