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MoneyChords.com is your one source for the best free guitar lessons available on the Web for over ten years. Click to the left for a large and growing collection of Guitar and Guitar Chord Lessons, Chord Progression Studies, Tablature, Songwriting Resources, and Jazz/Standard Chord Substitutions. You can join our MoneyChords Newsletter mailing list by clicking here. Here is "What's New" at MoneyChords.

Our "Chord Progression of the Month" is the Basic (I-IV) Progression. Learn more about this great progression by clicking here.
Our featured lesson is Everything You Wanted To Know about Guitar Strings by Mike Hayes from GuitarCoaching.com. Worn strings are by far the most common cause of a bad tone and contribute to a lot of tuning problems. These simple tips will help you get the most out of your guitar. Learn more by clicking here.
Our "Chord Type of the Month" is the Extended Chord. Learn about these great sounding chords by clicking here.
Unravel the mystery of Slide Guitar by clicking here.
Learn to play a chord-melody arrangement of George Davis Weiss and Bob Thiele's 1967 standard What A Wonderful World by clicking here.

The following other free New or Revised Lessons & Links have been added to our website:

The 59th Street Bridge Song Lesson (8/29)
A Simple Way to Understand Modes for Guitar (8/29)
JustJazz Edited Archives (7/5)
America The Beautiful (7/4)
Wes-Style Chord Solos (6/19)
Steven King Beatles Medley Video (6/1)

The Guitarguy's Golden Classics
by Erwin
This free site offers numerous high quality guitar tabs of your favorite songs. [Download your copy here]

Wild Horses
by The Rolling Stones
Get our "Unplugged" arrangement of The Rolling Stones' 1971 top-forty hit Wild Horses. Our unique "Unplugged" arrangements are created for one acoustic guitar and one voice. [Get your free tab here]

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