Hey everyone, I’ve just uploaded my new Level 1 and Level 2 tab collections for you to have a look at. One thing I strongly believe in is playing at the right level. Even though I include “easy” versions of most songs, I know that for some players they can still feel a bit too challenging. So I’ve started creating true beginner entry points: - Level 1 Tabs – simple, one-note-at-a-time melodies - Level 2 Tabs – introduces basic bass notes alongside the melody The idea is to give you a clear progression path so you can build up to the full arrangements without getting stuck or frustrated. Over time, I’d like to build out Level 1 and Level 2 versions for more of my songs. If there’s something from my collection you’d love to learn but it currently feels out of reach, drop it in the comments. I’ll use your suggestions when deciding what to arrange next for Level 1 and 2. Enjoy the new tabs, Jack

Hi, Welcome to the Fingerstyle Learners Group — great to have you here. Inside this group you’ll find everything you need to improve your fingerstyle playing step by step, along with a community of players working on the same thing. 📚 Where to Start Head over to the Classroom tab at the top. Inside you’ll find: • This week’s Tab of the Week • This week’s Exercise of the Week • All of my free learning materials These are updated regularly, so there’s always something new to work on. 🎥 Full Video Library You’ll also find videos from my entire fingerstyle tab back catalogue. If you’ve purchased any tab bundles in the past, you can use these videos to follow along and learn each piece. 🎁 Want Full Access? Under each video, you’ll find a link to the premium version of the group. Inside, you get: • Instant access to all PDF tabs • Guitar Pro files for every arrangement • The complete back catalogue in one place There is currently a big introductory discount that is only available for a limited time. 👇 Get Involved Feel free to introduce yourself and let me know: • Your current level • What songs you want to learn • What you're working on right now If you have any questions, just ask. Jack 🎸

Hey everyone, This week’s new fingerstyle exercise is ready for you 👍 It’s an arpeggio routine inspired by Dreamboat Annie by Heart — a beautiful piece and perfect for developing your fingerpicking control. The good news is the chords are quite simple, so this is something everyone can have a go at. The challenge here isn’t the chords — it’s the speed and consistency. 👉 If you’re a beginner, don’t try to play it up to speed straight away 👉 Slow it right down and focus on keeping everything even and controlled A great tip is to use YouTube’s speed settings so you can hear how it sounds at a slower tempo.Just avoid going below 0.75x, as it can start to sound a bit unnatural. You’ll find the PDFs and everything you need inside the Classroom tab. Give it a try this week — and if you get stuck or have any questions, just drop a comment and I’ll help you out. Cheers, Jack

Hey everyone, this week’s new fingerstyle exercise is ready for you. This week we’re diving into lead fingerstyle blues. If you’ve never tried it before, it’s a really fun style to play, and you can join in no matter your level. Inside, you’ll find 5 blues lead licks (short guitar phrases), and each one comes in 3 levels: Level 1 - Play the lick on its own Level 2 - Add a simple open string bass Level 3 - Play it with a fuller bassline This step-by-step approach makes it easy to build up gradually, and it’s a great way to improve the coordination between your thumb and fingers. You can download everything in the Classroom tab. Enjoy, and let me know how you get on.

Hey everyone, I'm Jack and I run the fingerstyle tab club. Great to have some many new members. Bear with me, this is a new platform and I've not figured exactly how I'll use it but I'll get some new materials up here next week. To get your 10 free tabs, you go to the classroom section and you can download them from there. Out of curiousity, is there anyone that would be interested in learning how I create my arrangements. It something I've tried teaching before but I think it could work quite well on here. Great to meet you all.