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Kristofer Dahl29th October 2009Awesome first lesson Marius: Super tasty playing, excellent spoken videos, and great topic. Welcome again to GMC! 
Marius' intro thread can be found here.
Sinisa Cekic29th October 2009Great first lesson,welcome again ! 
Sergio Dorado29th October 2009Awesome phrasing, man! Great you´re here in GMC
Alexiaden9329th October 2009Super cool playing ! For some reason this reminds me of "I Feel Good" by James Brown... 
Sensible Jones29th October 2009Superb first lesson Marius!!! I love this Blues/Jazz crossover style!!! I'm really looking forward to more of your lesson s now!!!!
jafomatic29th October 2009Neither voodoo nor cake. It is quite delicious, however, and so all is forgiven!
can't wait to give it a whirl.
Marius Pop29th October 2009Thanks guys!
I was thinking what would be a nice first lesson and, as everybody knows me as a shredder, I thought that a nice blues tune with a jazzy feel would be a good start
I hope you can make some use of it! Feel free to ask me anything you want to know.
I am also thinking of a sequel ...
Vasilije Vukmirovic29th October 2009Very tasty!
Bogdan Radovic29th October 2009Excellent first lesson! Backing is so groovy!
playaxeman29th October 2009Great lesson Marius, keep them coming..
TreyDeschamp29th October 2009Man that was really refreshing! Awesome lesson and I'm with Bogdan on the backing track! Keep it up man
Muris Varajic29th October 2009Superb lesson and great tone Marius,
welcome once more!
MigeZ29th October 2009Great lesson man Also a well made backing Welcome to GMC!
Cheers mate 
Kizaze4429th October 2009Great lesson! Getting out of the minor pentatonic is so refreshing!
Laszlo Boross29th October 2009Great first lesson Marius! Very tasty. 
Adrian Figallo29th October 2009great lesson, and what a lovely les paul
glowshadow29th October 2009definitly a good start!
Pedja Simovic29th October 2009Great first lesson Marius, welcome once again !
Gerardo Siere29th October 2009Brillant lesson, welcome to GMC!
Marius Pop29th October 2009Very nice words from you, I am honored!
NoSkill29th October 2009Hey, I enjoyed that. This will be fun to learn! Thanks for producing it!
Jerry Arcidiacono29th October 2009Yeah!
Great first lesson indeed
I like the groove and the tone of both pickups!
Staffy29th October 2009Very tasty! Cool that You progressed in the solo from straight blues to a more & more jazzy approach.... and nice tone!!! :-)
Jesse29th October 2009this is epic man...
too bad I can't learn it since my account got canceld ... 
This is so freaking gooooooooooood
Ivan Milenkovic29th October 2009Sounds great man, I dig your style, very cool!
JuanMV29th October 2009Great lesson. Great guitar. Great start.
midnight29th October 2009Awesome playing! Bookmarked.
berko30th October 2009This is excellent man! Awesome tone and phrasing. Welcome
Gabriel Leopardi30th October 2009Amazing first lesson Marius. It's really nice to hear you playing!
Gary30th October 2009This rocks.. and swings!! fresh sounding compostion with a super sweet tone. Bravo!!
Marius Pop30th October 2009Thanks again guys, I am glad that you find my lesson tasteful And I am glad that you like my tone too.
Stephane Lucarelli30th October 2009Great first lesson & awesome phrasing Marius.
Welcome once again!
Jesse30th October 2009that mixolydian sounds amazing my friend:D
Jose Mena31st October 2009Wow, tasty playing, phrasing and tone, Welcome Marius
I love this lesson Thanks ! - And welcome Marius! Looking forward to practice your lesson(s)
Zsolt Galambos1st November 2009Awesome first lesson! Welcome to GMC
veeeery good lesson
ItsMe4th November 2009Great phrasing and note choice.
Piotr Kaczor4th November 2009Welcome Marius! Awesome playing and lesson!
Marcus Siepen7th November 2009Great lesson, and welcome to GMC
Emir Hot16th November 2009Very nice playing. Welcome to GMC
Learn how to improvise over a standard blues song.
Hello GMC!
This lesson is about Blues! Or Jazz..? Or both...?
There are a couple of thing I wanted to show you in this leson:
1 - How to follow each part of a standard blues 1-4-5 progresion
2 - What you can play instead of the standard Minor Pentatonic.
3 - How you can use the Mixolydin mode to add a jazzy feel to a blues song.
The backing track follows a standard 1-4-5 blues progression.
The chords are A7, D7, E7
The tempo is 120
Time signature is 4/4
The structure is:
Part 1: Basic riff
Part 2: Improvisation in Major Penttonic and Major Penttonic add 3m
Part 3: Inprovisation in Mixolydian Mode and Mixolydian add 3m
I tabbed for you the chord progression, the riff and some licks I used in the improvisation.
Learn the scales, the licks, search GMC for other Pentatonic or Mixolydian licks and try to improvize!
Enjoy!
Please let me know what you think!
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