And Students even if you aren't up to playing at this level don't feel bad because some bits are easier than other bits. Still its up-beat Southern Rock. Requiring skillful bursts of energy and stamina. That's my opinion. If you are wiling to work then this is a top notch guitar lesson. Will it give you all the tools you need? Maybe not but it will show you how to use the tools you bring to the lesson and that your practice is paying off. If you have any tools that is.
Just putting yourself in the right sonic environment and sincerely trying can, in its-self, make a world of difference. I have several of Greg's guitar instructional's that I am working up to. Its that awkward intermediate phase we have to plow through with diligent practice taking many months and years. There are many cool licks here played just like on the songs. So, I'd call it advanced. Now if you had your nifty guitar reference book where you can learn from the beginning. Then you could in your own good time (pun intended) makes sense of this lesson partially or more. But if you just recently got a guitar there are more productive, but still fun places to visit first to build up some I IV V chops which you need to have down. Other wise it can sometimes be hard to remember paint by numbers and rote copying.
So this guitar lesson presentation being Signature Licks means that they don't teach you the whole song, Greg teaches you the 'meat and gristle' of the song. "If you will". The Signature parts of the song. This is usually enough and almost always challenging. There are tricky moments here, many of them. The Lynyrd Skynyrd line up had three world class guitar players - so there is no down time. So far he hasn't played any chords, its all licks and Lynyrd Skynyrd melody lines. You need to be up to speed with your guitar moves.
“I never practice my guitar… from time to time I just open the case and throw in a piece of raw meat.”
― Wes Montgomery