Rock style guitar
Our rock guitar classes are designed to guide you through the basics of electric guitar lesson — from classic rock riffs to contemporary approaches. If you’re a fan of Led Zeppelin, Nirvana, or alternative indie rock, you’ll learn improvisation, jamming, and taking center stage. Start your guitar training online or offline today with Groovy Guitar in Siliguri.
Rock history
Rock and roll itself started in the late 1940s and ’50s, blending blues, gospel, R&B, and country into a genre that redefined music history. Pioneers such as Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, and Little Richard paved the way, later enhanced by worldwide icons The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Jimi Hendrix during the British Invasion. In the ’70s and ’80s, rock burst into stadiums with larger-than-life shows, glam flash, and heavy metal booms by bands such as Queen, Van Halen, and Metallica. Punk and indie communities introduced edge and passion, and this led to the ’90s grunge and alternative movement with bands such as Pearl Jam. Rock continues to change — always loud, bold, and unapologetically alive.
Jimi Hendrix
what you'll learn
1.)Rock chords:Power chords, Barre chords and Open chords-Unleash your total rock capability with power chord, barre chord, and open chord lessons. Power chords add thumping, aggressive rhythm to your playing, while barre chords release the fretboard and allow you to play in any key. Open chords add your sound clarity and warmth — ideal for rock ballads and acoustic rock. Master these key rock guitar chords online or offline at Groovy Guitar and elevate your riffs.
2.)Famous Rock solos of all time-Find out the secrets to legendary rock solos played by guitar greats such as Jimi Hendrix, Slash, and David Gilmour. Our clear, step-by-step guitar solo lessons cover techniques such as bending, hammer-ons, pull-offs, and vibrato. Upgrade your lead playing today.
3.)Major and Minor scales of Rock-Major and minor scales create the melodic backbone of rock guitar. Minor scale provides solos with a darker, more emotional tone, ideal for hard rock and blues-influenced leads. Major scale, in contrast, evokes uplifting, high-energy feelings that thrive within classic rock and pop rock. Commanding both is essential to creating expressive solos and riffs. Learn how to use these scales throughout the fretboard using actual rock examples.
4.)Pentatonic Scales in Rock Guitar-The pentatonic scale is the rock soloist’s holy grail. With only five notes, it produces raw, powerful sound that’s simple to play and impossible to forget. From heavy metal to blues rock, legends such as Angus Young, Jimmy Page, and Slash constructed their iconic solos with the minor pentatonic scale. It’s easy, effective, and highly versatile for rock guitarists of any skill level.
5.)Tone settings and Amps-Achieving the ideal rock guitar sound begins with mastering your amp settings. Many of the classic rock sounds are born out of high gain, mids that are boosted, and a little treble. Place your amp’s gain at 6–8 for crunch, mids at 5–7, and bass a bit lower for clarity. Couple it with the bridge pickup for cutting riffs and leads. Whether you’re after an old Marshall sound or a contemporary high-gain sound, tone is as important as technique.
Knocking on heavens door by
guns N' roses
Its the 1st guitar solo Tab from the song “Knocking on heavens door” by the famous rock band Gn’R . The song is from the album “Use your Illusion-2” which was released in the year 1991.
