[prisoner6]

At work so I really can't check well but the little I did sample seemed good for learning. Black Mountain Rag - Doc Watson version was a little thin but the basics were there.

I'll know better when I can listen at home.

[P-Marlowe]

I use Truefire.com

They have all kinds of stuff, but you have to pay for it. There are all kinds of lessons from beginner to professional with tabs and slow motion videos.

I have learned some really sophisticated songs and techniques using their stuff. They do have a lot of free sample lessons too.

If you wanted to take private lessons from a world class guitar teacher, but couldn’t afford it, I’d suggest you check it out.

[Bullish]

You might also want to try....

chordie.com

Excellent tabs site

[wastedyears]

It’s pretty cool, there’s a bunch of songs I learned how to play using it.

[bigcat32]

Does anyone use ultimate guitar tabs?

[spankalib]

Thanks!

[paythefiddler]

Learn how to read-
Ultimately .... a lot quicker and easier than tab

[Brasky]

I’ve used it. Its good. But guitar pro has way more functionality. More songs too

[Manic_Episode]

Bflr

[kjam22]

I always just listen to the song on album / tape / cd (you pick the era) and then just play it.....