Opetholic17th May 2012This is a lot of fun
Cosmin Lupu17th May 2012
thanks man, glad you like it 
zoom17th May 2012some tasty stuff in there Cosmin! Good Job.
maharzan17th May 2012Nice! I love Andy.
Dinaga17th May 2012HA! This sounded familiar the moment I heard it, you played it in your GMC Demo video! And it's finally here as a lesson
This sounds awesome mate, great lesson! Really good blend of various techniques, yet so cool-sounding. It seems that you're REALLY enjoying playing this one 
Sinisa Cekic17th May 2012wow,great lesson,great playing Cosmin
JaxN417th May 2012Great Cosmin! Andy is an amazing guitarist.Nice one mate
MonkeyDAthos17th May 2012awesome lesson is awesome
Ben Higgins17th May 2012Awesome - those pinch harmonics sound so sweet !
Piotr Kaczor17th May 2012What a great boogie, Cosmin! Awesome playing and phrasing!
- Cosmin Lupu17th May 2012
Thank you guys
Since I first hear Andy's boogie songs, I wanted to do one of my own! 
Mike RR2418th May 2012Awesome Cosmin. I'm glad to see you did not leave out the facial expressions!! Good Job.
- Cosmin Lupu18th May 2012
Haha
thanks Mike! 
thefireball18th May 2012It was so good, I had to listen to it again!!
- thefireball18th May 2012
Loved the faces, btw.
- Scorpiotic19th May 2012
really cool stuff, maybe i'll learn it when my skill improves
never heard of this guy, will defs check him out. my first thought was "hey, sure u dont mean satriani?" - Cosmin Lupu19th May 2012
Thanks Bran!
@Scorpiotic - no man, you HAVE to check Andy out! Look into the recommendations part in the main text below the lesson video 
Alex Feather21st May 2012Great lesson! You did a great job!
Dieterle21st May 2012Thats a cool one ...
- Unstable22nd May 2012
Awesome Cosmin!
- Cosmin Lupu23rd May 2012
Thank you man
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Hello GMC!
Andy Timmons is our focus this time, as I decided to dedicate this lesson to him. Andy Timmons is an awesome Texas born guitarist which is responsible for a good number of awesome music pieces built on phrasing, great technique and great articulation skills. I was inspired by his song called 'Bust a soda' which is a boogie/ rock song, which has a high tempo and dynamic phrasing which I hope you guys will enjoy!
Benefits:
- legato
- articulation
- phrasing in the style of Andy Timmons
Tuning: Standard E A D G B E
Meter: 4/4
Scales: A Mixolydian/ A bluegrass - which actually is the blues scale having this formula: 1 b3 3 4 6 b7
Tone settings:
Solo - Bass – 10 o’clock, Mids – 9 o’clock, Highs – 1 o’clock, Gain – 1 o’clock, using the lead channel of my AMT ss20 Pre-amp, software added delay and keeping my PRS Paul Allender's pick-up switch in the bridge position.
Related material: Check out the other Andy Timmons inspired lessons on GMC.
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