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It all goes down this Saturday, 12 NOON EST… come back soon for more details. I’ll be doing a live broadcast.

About that Bob Weir autographed guitar I’ve been blabbing about for the last month… Yes, I mentioned we were raffling it away, so if you already won your tickets, good on you. If you didn’t, I’m opening it up to everyone else to get a chance to enter — And we’ll be drawing the winner

Congrats to the first 100 buyers of “Secrets of the Jam Masters”.As I said, the first person to order gets 100 free raffle ticketsto win the Bob Weir autographed guitar. The second person gets 99tickets, the third person gets 98 tickets, etc. We’ll be doing the raffle shortly — here’s the list ofentrants so far.

Jimmy Dillon makes a guest appearance towards the end of Secrets of the Jam Masters with Mark Karan… Its a feature called the Sound Hound Lounge… its all about killer tones and gear… check it out. MALE: Welcome to MK Sound Lounge, a new feature. This is the first time out. I’m going to be

CLICK HERE NOW!!! AMAZING SPECIAL BONUSES: A) First 3 buyers win a SPEAR GUITAR. These guitars are worth over $500. They look super cool and sound amazing. B) The first 10 buyers get free Rokstark package including: 3 sets of Rokstark strings and 1 Rokstark cable. C) WIN A $18,000 GUITAR The first 100 buyers

Some of this stuff is going to seem fairly simple. The main theme to keep in mind here is you don’t need to be too hip for the room, you don’t need to always be worrying about blowing minds or being flashy. What’s going to touch people is being soulful. What’s going to touch people

There’s some basic ideas using fourths with the E major pentatonic scale over that same progression. That’s just E major to A major triads. A neat way to do some really melodic stuff that tends to be rhythmic, it tends to be good source for parts or for little hook lines in the course of

Hey y’all Thanks so much for all the kind words and wishes… I really like the suggestion: “Secrets of the Jam Masters”… That kind of sums up what the course is all about — guitar tricks and secrets used by great jammin’ players like Dickey Betts, Jerry Garcia, Carlos Santana… Here’s another sample lesson from