About Tom Feldmann’s Online Guitar Lessons
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Lesson List
Mastering Slide Guitar: From Good To Great
Learn To Play Guitar
CAGED System
Soloing Techniques and CAGED
Building Thumb Independence
Navigating the Fretboard: Open G and Open D
I Am the Black Ace (Black Ace)
Baby Please Don’t Go (Pink Anderson)
Rowdy Blues (Kid Bailey)
Mississippi Bottom Blues (Kid Bailey)
Pushin’ My Luck (Robert Belfour)
My Baby’s Gone (Robert Belfour)
How Long Blues (Scrapper Blackwell/Leroy Carr)
Chump Man Blues (Blind Blake)
Yo Yo Blues (Barbecue Bob)
Mississippi Heavy Water Blues (Barbecue Bob)
Poor Boy A Long Ways From Home (Barbecue Bob)
Hey Hey (Big Bill Broonzy)
Key To The Highway (Big Bill Broonzy)
Mississippi River Blues (Big Bill Broonzy)
Southbound Train (Big Bill Broonzy)
Stump Blues (Big Bill Broonzy)
Poor Black Mattie (R.L. Burnside)
Jumper On the Line (R.L. Burnside)
Snake Drive (R.L. Burnside)
Miss Maybelle (R.L. Burnside)
Skinny Women (R.L. Burnside)
Long Haired Doney (R.L. Burnside)
Little Babe (R.L. Burnside)
Going Down South (R.L. Burnside)
Who’s Been Here (Bo Carter)
I Want You To Know (Bo Carter)
Ways Like A Crawfish (Bo Carter)
Bowling Green Rag (John Cephas)
Brownskin Woman (Sam Chatmon)
L.A. Freeway (Guy Clark)
The Cape (Guy Clark)
Mean Old World (Eric Clapton/Duane Allman)
Vigilante Man (Ry Cooder)
Paris, Texas (Ry Cooder)
Freight Train (Elizabeth Cotten)
Candyman (Rev. Gary Davis)
Death Don’t Have No Mercy (Rev. Gary Davis)
I Belong To The Band (Rev Gary Davis)
Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning (Rev. Gary Davis)
Oh Glory, How Happy I Am (Rev Gary Davis)
There’s A Bright Side Somewhere (Rev. Gary Davis)
Delia (Rev. Gary Davis)
Run Sinner Run (Guy Davis)
Ft. Worth Blues (Steve Earle)
Goodbye (Steve Earle)
Ballad of Angel Mosley (Tom Feldmann)
Greenville Avenue (Tom Feldmann)
Easy Rag in C (arr. by Tom Feldmann)
Potato Soup (Tom Feldmann)
Skip Around The Old Oak Tree (Tom Feldmann)
Well Done (Tom Feldmann)
Hands In Hand (Tom Feldmann)
Shine Upon Everyone (Tom Feldmann)
Better Keep It Hid (Tom Feldmann)
Keep Marching On (Tom Feldmann)
10,000 Chains (Tom Feldmann)
Amazing Grace (arr. by Tom Feldmann)
Going Now But I Won’t Stay Long (Tom Feldmann)
Hallelu (Tom Feldmann)
Have Ourselves A Time (Tom Feldmann)
Silver Bells (arr. by Tom Feldmann)
O Christmas Tree (arr. by Tom Feldmann)
Auld Lang Syne (arr. by Tom Feldmann)
Silent Night (arr. by Tom Feldmann)
Jingle Bells (arr. by Tom Feldmann)
The First Noel (arr. by Tom Feldmann)
Clay Pigeons (Blaze Foley)
Election Day (Blaze Foley)
If I Could Only Fly (Blaze Foley)
Oh Darlin’ (Blaze Foley)
Our Little Town (Blaze Foley)
Mama Let Me Lay It On You (Blind Boy Fuller)
Step It Up and Go (Blind Boy Fuller)
Jitterbug Rag (Blind Boy Fuller)
Rag, Mama, Rag (Blind Boy Fuller)
Truckin’ My Blues Away (Blind Boy Fuller)
You Can Never Tell (Blind Boy Fuller)
Weeping Willow (Blind Boy Fuller)
Careless Love (Blind Boy Fuller)
Little Woman You’re So Sweet (Blind Boy Fuller)
Albatross (Peter Green/Fleetwood Mac)
It Hurts Me Too (John Hammond)
Big Mama’s Door (Alvin “Youngblood” Hart)
Mojo Hand (Lightnin’ Hopkins)
Come Back Baby (Lightnin’ Hopkins)
Shinin’ Moon (Lightnin’ Hopkins)
Bring Me My Shotgun (Lightnin’ Hopkins)
Mean Old Twister/Backwater Blues (Lightnin’ Hopkins)
Needed Time (Lightnin’ Hopkins)
Lord Have Mercy When I Come To Die (Son House)
Death Letter Blues (Son House)
Frankie (Miss John Hurt)
C.C. Rider (Mississippi John Hurt)
Stack O’Lee (Mississippi John Hurt)
Spike Drivers Blues (Mississippi John Hurt)
Stocktime (Mississippi John Hurt)
First Shot Missed Him (Mississippi John Hurt)
Dust My Broom (Elmore James)
Shake Your Moneymaker (Elmore James)
Special Rider Blues (Skip James)
It’s Nobody’s Fault But Mine (Blind Willie Johnson)
Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning (Blind Willie Johnson)
Come On In My Kitchen (Robert Johnson)
Kindhearted Woman Blues (Robert Johnson)
Terraplane Blues -Stones In My Passway – Milkcows Calf Blues (Robert Johnson)
Love In Vain Blues (Robert Johnson)
Drunken Hearted Man (Robert Johnson)
Blues in A (Robert Johnson)
Canned Heat Blues (Tommy Johnson)
If I Get Lucky (J.B. Lenoir)
Kassie Jones (Furry Lewis)
Spoonful Blues (Mance Lipscomb)
Sugar Babe (Mance Lipscomb)
Run, Sinner, Run (Mance Lipscomb)
Fishin’ Blues (Taj Mahal)
Shake Em On Down (Fred McDowell)
Going Down To The River (Fred McDowell)
I Heard Somebody Call (Fred McDowell)
Write Me A Few Lines (Fred McDowell)
Jesus On The Mainline (Fred McDowell)
Kokomo Blues (Fred McDowell)
You Got To Move (Fred McDowell)
Letter From Hot Springs (Fred McDowell)
The Lord Will Make A Way (Fred McDowell)
Get Right Church (Fred McDowell)
New Shake Em On Down (Tommy McClennan)
New Highway No. 51 (Tommy McClennan)
Walk On (Brownie McGhee)
Statesboro Blues (Blind Willie McTell)
Ain’t It Grand To Be A Christian (Blind Willie McTell)
Dying Gambler (Blind Willie McTell)
Cross The River of Jordan (Blind Willie McTell)
Love Changing Blues (Blind Willie McTell)
Mama ‘Tain’t Long For Day (Blind Willie McTell)
Savannah Mamma (Blind Willie McTell)
Three Women Blues (Blind Willie McTell)
Am I Wrong (Keb’ Mo’)
She Just Wants To Dance (Keb’ Mo’)
Roll and Tumble (Hambone Willie Newbern)
Elder Green Blues (Charley Patton)
Screamin’ & Hollerin’ the Blues (Charley Patton)
Give It Up or Let Me Go (Bonnie Raitt)
Goin’ Away Baby (Jimmy Rogers)
Ludella (Jimmy Rogers)
That’s All Right (Jimmy Rogers)
Moanin’ The Blues (Allen Shaw)
It Won’t Be Long (Frank Stokes)
Nine Pound Hammer (Merle Travis)
Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor (Traditional)
Take Your Burden To The Lord And Leave It There (Traditional)
Kind Hearted Woman (George Thorogood)
I Can’t Be Satisfied (Muddy Waters)
Rollin’ Stone (Muddy Waters)
Louisiana Blues (Muddy Waters)
Train Fare Blues (Muddy Waters)
Guitar Rag (Sylvester Weaver)
Jitterbug Swing (Bukka White)
Last Kind Words Blues (Geeshie Wiley)
O Lord I Want You To Help Me (Robert Wilkins)
Down In The Bottom (Howlin’ Wolf)
I Am The Wolf (Howlin’ Wolf)
If I Needed You (Townes Van Zandt)
Pancho & Lefty (Townes Van Zandt)
Waiting Around To Die (Townes Van Zandt)
Spanish Fandango: 3/4 & 4/4 Time (Traditional)
About Tom Feldmann
“His are some of the best picked blues I’ve heard, and I’ve heard lots!” – Jorma Kaukonen (Hot Tuna, Jefferson Airplane)
“No question, Tom Feldmann is a jewel of American guitarmanship.” – Vintage Guitar Magazine
“Tom Feldmann is a master of his craft – whether old country blues and gospel tunes or original compositions. He has it all. Great and soulful guitar technique combined with a powerful voice. His music carries on the tradition and shines bright.” – Stefan Grossman
Minnesota native Tom Feldmann taught himself to play guitar at the age of 17, spending untold hours dissecting original recordings by everyone from Charley Patton to Skip James, Bukka White to – yes, of course – Robert Johnson. His mastery in that field has aligned him with the who’s who in acoustic music working alongside Jorma Kaukonen at his infamous Fur Peace Ranch, teaching numerous instructional videos for Stefan Grossman’s Guitar Workshop, contributing articles to Acoustic Guitar and Vintage Guitar Magazines, as well as opening shows for David Bromberg, David Lindley, Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams, and Roy Book Binder.
Feldmann has released 12 studio albums and his latest release is Dyed In The Wool.
Recent features on Tom Feldmann:
– Vintage Guitar Magazine, Pages 24 and 114
– Countryblues.com
