Hey everyone, This week's new tab is the country classic Take Me Home Country Roads by John Denver. Before we get to that, I wanted to share something I've been working on. Over the last few months this group has grown incredibly quickly, and chatting with many of you has helped me understand that there are really two different types of members. Some people want access to my entire back catalogue, courses, and all future materials. Others simply want fresh tabs to learn each week without paying for a huge library of content. I want to accomodate everyone and I think I've found a way. I've created a new tier called the Fingerstyle Tab Club. For just $7 per month (less than $2 a week), you'll get a new weekly bundle of tabs which include. ✓ My new weekly tab (Full Version) ✓ My new weekly tab (Easy Version) ✓ Both versions of the weekly free tab ✓ A bonus fingerstyle exercise or beginner song That's up to 6 new tabs every week. Unlike a traditional membership library, the collection changes every week. Download the tabs and they're yours to keep forever, even if you decide to leave later. New tabs are added every Monday and then removed on Sunday evening. This week's collection includes: 🎵 Take Me Home Country Roads – Full Version 🎵 Take Me Home Country Roads – Easy Version 🎵 Strawberry Fields Forever – Full Version 🎵 Strawberry Fields Forever – Easy Version 🎵 Forever In Blue Jeans – Level 1 Version 🎵 Forever In Blue Jeans – Level 2 Version If you'd like to download this week's collection to own forever, head over to the Classroom tab before Monday. Have a great weekend! Jack

Hey everyone, Quite a few of you have asked for video tutorials to go alongside the tabs, so I've finally finished my first one! I've started with my beginner arrangement of The Godfather, and you can watch the full lesson using the link below. The tab for this song is available free in the Classroom tab, so you can download it and follow along with the lesson. I do have a small favour to ask. Rather than uploading the video directly here, I've put it on YouTube. If you enjoy this type of lesson and would like me to make more, please watch it to the end, give it a like, and leave a comment. Those simple actions make a huge difference. They help YouTube show the video to more guitar players and, just as importantly, they help me work out what content you find most useful. If these lessons prove popular, I'll definitely spend more time creating them. Give it a watch and let me know what you think. I'd especially love to hear whether you'd like to see more step-by-step tutorials like this in the future. Watch The Godfather Video Lesson Here Thanks for all your support. Jack

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

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

Hi everyone, Apologies for the new exercise being a day late this week — it’s been a hectic one. I'm currently writing my first Beginner Fingerstyle Blues Course Book and I thought I'd share a little preview from it. This week's lesson includes three beginner fingerstyle blues chord patterns in the key of A. They are all based around the classic 12-bar blues progression and are a great way to practise different fingerpicking styles. You can find the exercise and tabs in the Classroom section. 🎸 Beatles Fingerstyle Video Library I've also added all of my Beatles fingerstyle videos to the Classroom area. When I gathered them together I realised I'd actually arranged 50+ Beatles songs, each with a full version and an easier version. These are the videos only so you can easily listen to all the arrangements in one place. As you can probably appreciate, I can't give away all of my materials for free, but if you've purchased one of my bundles before this makes it much easier to find and watch the videos that go with the tabs you already own. If you do want the tabs (PDF + Guitar Pro files) I've added a purchase link at the top of the Beatles section. 📚 What's coming next Over the next few weeks I'm planning to move more of my content from YouTube into Skool, including: Songs Exercises Course books Practice materials My goal is to slowly build a proper fingerstyle learning library here inside the group. And if there's enough interest, I may also create a paid option where members can download the PDFs and tabs — almost like a "Netflix for fingerstyle guitar." Thanks Jack