JamPlay.comReviews of jamplay.com

I play guitar about 40 years and JamPlay teaches very well. It's much easier to get video-lessons than notes.

If you are looking to learn to play or just to improve your guitar skills this is the place to come.

When I first started 3 weeks ago I had never tried guitar. Music is so big in my life and I'm within 5 years of retiring. I've always wanted to learn but didn't know how to go about learning. I found jamplay and after 3 weeks I'm slowly learning. Callouses took 2 weeks to start forming and I'm focusing on the major open chords until I can play clean which is slowly coming. I like jamplay a lot and glad I signed up because what you have access to is well worth the price.

Just starting out. Am working on Bob Demings classes. What a great teacher! What a great value! Love being able to take class when I can. As a nurse, my schedule does not fit with a regular class format. THANK YOU FOR THIS SITE!!!

Very professional, great teachers and superb lesson structure. Fantastic!

I own 7 guitars and have played since the 60's. I had my first band at 10 when the Beatles hit the scene and played on and off through school then more seriously for about 30 years. About 10 years ago I set my guitar aside, burned out with playing gigs, tearing down and packing up gear at 3 in the morning. I had lost the passion to play anymore, too, because even though I played a long time, I never learned how to play very well. I know parts for probably 100 songs, chords here, a bunch of leads, but when I sit down to play by myself I haven't got the band to fill in the gaps. I never learned how to read music and always played by ear. I started JamPlay recently and now I have great teachers showing me the finer points of playing guitar. Believe it or not I started with the first lessons, learning how to hold the guitar and pick, position my hands, everything. I want to leave all my bad habits behind and start anew. I'm reinventing myself through JamPlay and loving every minute of it. Watch out a few months from now, I might finally be a good guitar player.

I'm an autodidact and have now been playing for over 30 years just to discover that I'm stuck in the same routine and haven't gotten any better over time. I have always wanted to play the blues and I have now found the teachers that can show me how. You guys keep up the good work ! Rene

There is a lot to love about JamPlay. They have a great catalog of videos that cover a lot of topics. There is everything that a beginner could want or need for either electric or acoustic guitar. They also have a ton of genre specific videos that cover the most common styles of music. If you're interested in learning some music theory and other skills that will come in handy, they've got that too. There are a lot of great instructors on JamPlay but they also have Artist Series videos recorded by famous musicians. Another unique feature that JamPlay offers is JamChat sessions where members can interact with instructors on webcam. These are mostly question and answer sessions but sometimes are used to offer a structured lesson or as an open mic where members can show off their progress or something that they need help with. The only danger with the JamChat is that if you aren't careful, you may end up spending more time socializing than playing guitar. You can subscribe to either a guitar or bass membership and you'll get a discount when subscribing to both. I've had a great experience with JamPlay and would recommend checking them out.