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Teach Me A Tune

@TeachMeATuneTracked since Jun 2026

Observed Aug 18, 2026Public earnings

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Guitar Tabs, Lessons & Play-Along Videos.

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Paid members

125% · 30 days

Total audience

incl. free followers

Observed monthly earnings

$13

Starting price

$5/mo

2 membership tiers

Membership tiers

Where the 20 observed tier members sit

$085%$515%

Largest observed tier is $0 Free— the bar only uses public tier patron counts.

$0/moFree1785% of observed tier members

$5/moGuitar Fluency Membership315% of observed tier members

Growth signals — Teach Me A Tune

+125%

3 paid members · past 30 days

Membership

321

Jun 202611 weeks trackedNow

Teach Me A Tune3 members · $13/mo

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Teach Me A Tune's estimated gross rank in Recommended cohort
Rank	Creator and why included	Estimated gross	Gap vs Teach Me A Tune	Freshness
#3	Malonga MusicVideoCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	$32	$19 more	Aug 18, 2026
#4	Mangana - مانجاناVideoCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	$25	$12 more	Aug 18, 2026
#5	JazzaJVideoCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	$22	$9 more	Aug 18, 2026
#6	Pastor David WalkerVideoCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	$17	$5 more	Aug 18, 2026
#7	Teach Me A TuneProfileVideoEstimated gross position in Recommended cohort	$13	Reference	Aug 18, 2026

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Recent posts

79Posts total1 postLast month50%Members-only

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Image Latest post$5 tier & upBlue Thread | Great Solos Start with Great Chord Movement 🎸

One of the biggest mistakes I see guitar players make is jumping straight to scales and licks before understanding the harmony underneath th

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🎸 One Shape. One Phrase. One Heartbreaking Blues Solo.This week's Shape Phrase Shape study is all about getting more mileage out of a single idea. We're working in the key of E and using the samAudioJune 5$5 tier & up 0 0

This 2-Chord Rock Drill Connects Your FretboardIn this lesson, we’re working through a 2-chord rock-style drill designed to connect your fretboard—not just your chord shapes. We’re usingAudioApril 2Public 1 5

1 SHAPE 5 CHORDS 1 FUN GUITAR SOLO🎸 Here's the study from today's short! In this piece, I'm using just one triad shape to navigate through an entire chord progression and buiArticleJune 19$5 tier & up 0 0

7 Blues Guitar Riffs That Make Your Guitar Cry!😢🎸🎸 7 Blues Guitar Riffs That Make Your Guitar Cry 😢🎸 These 7 riffs are built around a progression that absolutely drips with tension and emotAudioMay 31$5 tier & up 0 0

3 Tips to Write Better Guitar Solos 🎸Want your solos to sound more musical instead of just running up and down scales? In this lesson, I break down three practical ideas that caAudioJuly 2Public 0 0 How Chord Families Make Guitar Chord Progressions Easier. A Major Chord Family.Most guitar players learn chords… but still feel lost when it’s time to actually use them. In this short, I’m walking through a full chordAudioJune 29Public 0 0

Same Chords. 4 Different Accompaniments.This study explores four different Latin-style accompaniment approaches over the progression: Am → G → F → E → F → E Inside you'll practice:AudioJune 26$5 tier & up 0 0

7 Blues Breaking Riffs From 12 To Open Position (FREE TABS and BACKING TRACK)🎸 7 Box-Breaking Blues Riffs (Middle Two Strings Only!) Here’s the study from today’s lesson! Every riff in this study is built primarily onAudioJune 25Public 0 0 Ultimate Fretboard Awareness: A Guide For C (FREE TABS)Today’s fretboard awareness lesson is all about connecting one simple C chord idea across the neck. Instead of just playing one C shape, I’mAudioJune 24Public 0 0

Same Chords 4 Different Accompaniments! Must Try!🎸 Same Chords, 4 Different Accompaniments In today’s study, I’m taking the progression: Em → D → Am → G → B7 → Em and accompanying it four dAudioJune 22$5 tier & up 0 0

Here’s a wacky blues guitar solo. What makes it so “odd”?What happens when you take a classic blues progression and put it in an odd time signature? This study explores a blues groove in 7/8 usingAudioJune 21Public 0 0

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