Hey Community 
Join our upcoming Masterclass with guitar wizard Jim Campilongo and Justin Sandercoe for a soulful dive into Blues guitar. Expect tips, tricks, and inspiration that might make your guitar sing… or scream (the good kind! 
) Here are the details:
Blues Masterclass with Jim Campilongo
Thursday, August 21 at 8 PM UTC
Register here to get your Masterclass link & details via email
Not familiar with our JustinGuitar Clubs? These live classes are open to everyone, always free, and perfect for guitarists of all levels. Sharpen your skills, get inspired, and hang out with a community that loves guitar as much as you do. Check out all upcoming free Clubs: JustinGuitar Clubs
See you there I hope? 
Cheers,
Fanny
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Jim kindly gave us some written answers to some of our student questions!
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Which Arpeggio book did you mention during the stream? A: Jay Friedman - Guitar Complete
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Ant asks: The Orange album is one of my favorites, especially Blues for Roy. I love those otherworldly tones. Jim, could you share one simple practice tip I can add to my routine? A: Don’t doodle, be goal-oriented. 15 minutes a day of focused practice is better then 1 hour of doodling
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Daniels asks: If you had to choose just one thing: what key difference separates a very good intermediate guitarist from an advanced guitarist, or dare I say “musician”? A: Being prepared. I prepare for every gig like it’s for Prince -no matter where the venue is or the artist I’m playing with.
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How much do you think about your picking technique? Do you specifically practice varying the sound of your pick attack? A: I don’t think about it. It’s intuitive
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How do you weave licks into one musical whole? Do you use specific melodic sequences, or is there some other “secret sauce” to your approach? A:We discussed this during the clinic reference - play like you’re a singer.
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