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Kristofer Dahl4th March 2021Matthew what unit are you using (desktop computer, iphone etc)?
Gabriel Leopardi4th March 2021I found this today, but sadly, I can't access the backing tracks
Hi Mathew! The backing are working well here. Why can't you access to them?
matthew2p4th March 2021I found this today, but sadly, I can't access the backing tracks
kahall25th March 2011Love this. Way different style from anything else I have seen on GMC and it will keep you busy for hours on end.
MonkeyDAthos22nd January 2011some how this reminds me of zakk wylde a bit !
great lesson mate
Denes Nagy22nd January 2011Tátrai is God!! and you bro!
Mate Nagy22nd January 2011Thank you guys, it means a lot to me
Piotr Kaczor21st January 2011Killer playing, Mate!
Cosmin Lupu21st January 2011Sssssmmmoookin'
excellent Mate, i don;t know how to say it in english, but u got that thing goin on there! keep the good stuff comin'!!
Laszlo Boross20th January 2011Very bluesy and playable. Cool lesson!
Bear Rose19th January 2011I love the laid back feel to this, yet it is so strong at the same time. Awesome job Mate!
Bluesberry19th January 2011Haha, this is so dirty, so sexy...
Awesome phrasing n feeling you've got. Kooool.
Daniel Realpe18th January 2011raw and dirty! yeah!
- Mate Nagy18th January 2011
Yeah I LOVE the Blues !
Glad you like it 
Bogdan Radovic18th January 2011Great sound and phrasing mate. Some killer licks in this lesson.
Toni Suominen18th January 2011Lots of feeling in this one
Zsolt Galambos18th January 2011I like the way you improvise blues, your have a killer phrasing
Jerry Arcidiacono18th January 2011Yeah! You could use a kind of "smoking club" as background for this lesson
Anyway, really good lesson!
Ivan Milenkovic18th January 2011Howdy mate, ya got some very fine sounding licks going on there
thefireball18th January 2011Great goovy feel there! I liked that ending shred. Nice background picture.
Ben Higgins18th January 2011Some sexy licks there Mate - well done !!
- inglorious18th January 2011
great!!!
- Kristofer Dahl18th January 2011
Very cool with a blues lesson inspired by players I haven't listened to - love it Mate!
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Hi GMC-ers! This little improvised solo is strongly based on one of Tibor Tátrai's live performances.
Tibor Tátrai is a Hungarian blues legend, known for his emotional bluesy phrasing, powerful melodic lines, and amazing improvisational skills. He is a a true inspiration and definitely one of my favorites.
Scales:
F# BluesTuning:
* E - A - D - G - B - E
(From thick to thin string)Key:
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