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In this free guitar lesson, I explain how sometimes you gotta simplify. In order to be a good guitarist, you want your playing to sound smooth and in control. This means, when you're faced with a part that causes you to stumble, it's better to play a simplified version of it than to make noticeable mistakes. To demonstrate how this is done, I give you an example taken from Gary Moore's guitar solo in the song, "Still Got the Blues (For You)."
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