Hey, This week's free materials bundle is now available. The new Tab of the Week needs no introduction... 🎵 While My Guitar Gently Weeps – The Beatles Written by George Harrison, this Beatles classic works beautifully as a fingerstyle guitar arrangement and has always been one of my favourite Beatles songs. The Easy Version is available now in the classroom tab along with the PDF, Guitar Pro file and playalong video. If you'd like to try the Full Version, you can get a copy here 🎸 New Fingerstyle Exercise – Passing Notes This week's exercise focuses on passing notes. A passing note is simply a note used to connect one chord to the next, helping your fingerstyle arrangements sound smoother and more musical. I've put together five arpeggio exercises that use passing notes in different ways, with each one becoming slightly more challenging than the last. The exercise PDFs and Guitar Pro files are also available in the classroom tab. If you'd rather get your hands on all of my materials instead of waiting for the weekly free releases, you might enjoy Full Membership. As a full member you'll get instant access to: 🎵 400+ Fingerstyle Tabs 🧠 100+ Fingerstyle Exercises 📄 PDF + Guitar Pro Files 📅 Every new tab and exercise released over the next year 🎓 Complete beginner and blues guitar courses 🎥 New video tutorials that I'm currently recording for my course books If that sounds interesting, you can join us here Thanks Jack

Hey, It’s Friday, so that means it’s time for your new fingerstyle tab — and this week it’s Play Me by Neil Diamond. I actually didn’t know this song before it was requested, but after spending some time arranging it, I can completely understand why so many people love it. It works beautifully on fingerstyle guitar, with a flowing melody and chord progression that are really enjoyable to play. You can listen to both tab videos below to hear the arrangement in action. If you’d like the PDFs and Guitar Pro files, they’re available to members inside the full library here. Membership also gives you access to my entire back catalogue of tabs, exercises, course books, and all future releases as they’re added. If memberships aren’t really your thing, I’ve also made everything available as a one-time purchase here: I hope you enjoy this week’s arrangement, and have a great weekend. Jack

Hey everyone, This week’s free fingerstyle tab is Moon River. Originally written by Henry Mancini with lyrics by Johnny Mercer, the song became famous through Audrey Hepburn’s performance in Breakfast at Tiffany’s and has since become one of the most loved melodies ever written. It works beautifully as a fingerstyle guitar arrangement and has a really relaxing feel to play on both acoustic and classical guitar. The Full Version is now available to download in the classroom tabs along with the PDF, Guitar Pro file and playalong video. If you’d also like the Easy Version, that’s available for full members along with the rest of the tab library, exercises and courses. Download the easy version here. New Exercise Coming Up Also, if you’ve ever struggled using your little finger while playing fingerstyle guitar, make sure to check back on Wednesday. This week’s free exercise is designed specifically to help strengthen your little finger, improve coordination and make chord changes feel smoother and more controlled. Speak soon Jack

Hey everyone, A few weeks ago I saw a comedy sketch on YouTube called “Dads Who Watch Concerts on YouTube After a Few Drinks” and honestly… I felt personally attacked. 😂 At this stage in life, playing gigs or going out to concerts every weekend isn’t really happening for me, but I still absolutely love sitting down and watching a great live performance. So this week’s community post is simple… 👉 Share your favourite live performance video with the group. You can paste YouTube links directly into the comments, and hopefully we’ll all discover some amazing performances, bands, and concerts we may have missed. As always, I’ll get us started. I’m going to be greedy and give you three: 1️⃣ Stax/Volt Tour 1967 feat. Otis Redding, Booker T. & The MGs, Sam & Dave I love a bit of soul music and the energy in these performances is unbelievable. Make sure you watch Otis Redding’s version of Satisfaction by The Rolling Stones. 2️⃣ The Specials – Live 1979 The whole concert is worth watching, but if you want to see how a proper gig should end, skip to around the 27-minute mark. 3️⃣ The Rolling Stones – You Can’t Always Get What You Want More of an early music TV performance than a full concert, but this colourised version is pretty special. Right… now it’s your turn. Drop your favourite live performance video in the comments 👇

Hey everyone, We’ve got a great community building here now, so I’d love to get more interaction going. From this week on, I’ll be posting a weekly community question — and this one’s a classic: 👉 What are your Top 5 albums of all time? I’m always interested to see what everyone’s listening to — it often gives me ideas for future tabs too. Here are mine (in no particular order): - Rubber Soul – The Beatles - The Specials – The Specials - Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols – Sex Pistols - MTV Unplugged in New York – Nirvana - Doolittle – Pixies Your turn 👇Drop your Top 5 in the comments — I’m looking forward to seeing what comes up!