Hello brother & sister guitarists!

Hope you’re all doing well. We’re getting closer and closer to the release of my new Lead Guitar Secrets course next month. The DVD’s & CD’s are being replicated and I’m currently proofing the book. (It’s taking forever because there are tons of musical examples!)

Anyway, people are really starting to get excited. Email has been pouring in lately about the previous two videos from LGS: finger strength and modes.

Here’s just a couple of comments that we’ve received:
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Photo: James Reed
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Hi Dan,
I studied music for 2 years in college,with one year of classical guitar. It’s fantastic to hear these theoretical concepts (like modes) really start to make sense. After watching your first video from Lead Guitar Secrets, I dusted off my guitar and I’m slowly building my fingers back up to strength. Thanks, mate!
Brad
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Dan,
I’ve bought the AGS course, the Blues course and can’t wait for the Lead course. I’ve learned more about guitar since I met you than in any other period of my life. You’re the best and so is your instruction. May God bless you and your work.
Peace,
Mark
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Wow. Thanks James, Brad and Mark. I sincerely appreciate your kind words and I wanted to say so publicly. It’s comments like those that get me out of bed every morning.
Anyway, here’s three more videos from the new course. I hope you enjoy them. If so, please post your comments and questions below (click the “comments” link).

Or, if you’d like to leave a voicemail (like James above) please call toll-free: 1-800-609-9006, Ext. 6280. International callers dial 678-255-2174, Ext. 6280. If you’ve got a picture, please send it to Dan[at]AmazingGuitarSecret.com. Thanks!

Video #1: Horizontal fretboard movement
Horizontal movement basically means moving up and down the fretboard. You do this by understanding how scale patterns are related.

Video #2: Three-string box positions
Box positions are used extensively by blues & rock guitarists. They are simply the 3-string versions of the pentatonic minor patterns.

Video #3: Connecting scale patterns
The ability to connect scale patterns is the key to being able to achieve total freedom in your solo. In this video I demonstrate how to connect patterns 1 & 2 of pentatonic minor.

Go here for more info on Lead Guitar Secrets and sign-up for priority notification. And remember, “I want to hear from you!” So, please post your comments below!

Cheers,

Dan Denley

P.S. Please help me “spread the word” about the release of Lead Guitar Secrets. If you enjoyed these videos & and you know someone else who could benefit, please click the little “envelop” icon below and email this post to your guitar-buddy.

Finger exercises video. Actual video from Lead Guitar Secrets

Please leave your comments below!

Modes video. Actual video from Lead Guitar Secrets.

This video is on the first three modes of the major scale.

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Please don’t forget to leave your comments!

Cheers,

Dan Denley

Hi folks!

Hope all is well. I’ve got TWO videos to share with you today. And some really exiting news as well…

The first video contains two important messages:

1) There are some BIG changes are in the works for AmazingGuitarSecrets.com. Let’s just say that existing website is going “bye-bye.” It’s going to be sooooo much better… a forum (and I’ll be an active member), a product review section (where YOU will be able to rank products and write reviews), a FREE video lesson section where I’ll be publishing new videos on a regular basis and a WHOLE lot more…

2) My new course, “Lead Guitar Secrets,” coming July 2007!

WATCH THIS FIRST. (Click the picture below):

The second video is actual footage from my new course.

It’s a video on finger-strength and agility. (The first of five steps in learning lead guitar). At the end of the video you will be automatically redirected to a webpage where you can sign-up for the next video in this lead-guitar series. I’m going to be releasing videos from the new course right up to the release date (July 2007).