Exciting day here at Guitar Lessons Nottingham – I welcomed a new student who has already been playing for three years and has tried lessons with other teachers before. He came in a bit nervous about starting again, so I tailored the Read More …
f you’re learning guitar and want to improve your playing, there’s one thing that will make the biggest difference: chords. Whether you’re strumming along to your favourite songs, jamming with friends, or writing your own music, knowing a wide range of Read More …
At Rob Greco Guitar Repairs & Lessons, we don’t just tune guitars—we revive legends. This week, I had the honour of performing a full Greco setup on a guitar that’s played Wembley Stadium. After years on the road, it came Read More …
Every guitar that comes into the workshop tells a story. This Washburn acoustic was a classic case of good intentions gone too far. The owner wanted a lower action, but instead of adjusting the neck relief or having a proper Read More …
This isn’t a factory reset. It’s a full-blown reinvention. Every guitar that enters the Greco realm leaves transformed—cleaner, tighter, and unmistakably unique. 🔍 Initial Inspection: The Soul Scan Before anything else, I get to know the guitar. I play it, Read More …
This week I had the pleasure of working on a beautiful Epiphone Lucille, but it came into the workshop in need of some serious TLC. The neck was badly bowed, the frets had seen better days, and the overall playability Read More …
Why the Root Note Matters The root note is the anchor of your scale—the tonal center that gives your licks, riffs, and solos their identity. Without knowing where the root lives, you’re just playing shapes. With it, you’re speaking music. Read More …
There are guitars you admire from afar, and then there are guitars you’ve secretly wanted since the moment you first saw one in a sweaty rehearsal room or on a grainy VHS of a stadium gig. For me, the Jackson Read More …
One of my students recently brought in a beautiful Fender Telecaster for his guitar lesson. He’d been struggling with wrist ache while playing, and it didn’t take long to see why — the low E string was sitting over 3mm Read More …
If you live in Nottingham and have always dreamed of playing the guitar, you might be wondering: is 30 too old to learn guitar? The short answer is no — it’s never too late. In fact, many adults in their Read More …