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Kristofer Dahl30th August 2009Absolutely love it - great to see more country at GMC. Thanks Mitch! 
Emir Hot30th August 2009Very cool man.
purple hayes30th August 2009Absolutely awesome!
Alexiaden9330th August 2009Awesome second lesson ! Yiiiiiiiiiihaw !
Pedja Simovic30th August 2009Awesome lesson Mitch! Great to hear a real telecaster sound 
ErikEklund30th August 2009awesome licks, more country for gmc!
Sensible Jones30th August 2009Great stuff Mitch!!!
mhskeide30th August 2009Aaah great!
Dunno how it can be... I`m basicly a metalhead, still I love country played like this 
Nighthawk130th August 2009Cool lesson and definitely the one and only right guitar to play it Would never listen to country music but playing it is a whole different thing and a lot of fun!
Bogdan Radovic30th August 2009Cool lesson! I love country!
Jerry Arcidiacono30th August 2009Very cool licks
NoSkill30th August 2009Cookin is right! Great licks, perfect country tele tone. Nice lesson, Mitch!
Gabriel Leopardi30th August 2009Amazing licks and playing! I really enjoy this style. Can't wait for more of this stuff! Well done Mitc.
Zsolt Galambos30th August 2009Yeeeeehaw! Another great country lesson
cool lesson im not a country guy my self so i think its a bit to advanced to start me on that genre but the sound is very cool, defintely something i look forward to practice.
Gerardo Siere30th August 2009Great lesson, I´m so gonna steal this stuff!
Sinisa Cekic30th August 2009Great lesson ,cool licks,excellent man
Ivan Milenkovic31st August 2009Sounds great, very cool chops man
David Wallimann31st August 2009Wonderful lesson Mitch, very tasteful playing and great licks!
Great playing mitch, awesome licks in there
BTW what model of tele is it that you're playing, it sounds great!
Mitch Roberts31st August 2009Thanks for the great feedback everyone! There will be more lessons of this style to come.
Would never listen to country music but playing it is a whole different thing and a lot of fun!
Toni Suominen31st August 2009Love it, and that tele looks awesome!
Stephane Lucarelli31st August 2009Great lesson & playin' Mitch - Explanation video is perfect!
Piotr Kaczor31st August 2009Excellent!!
kaznie_NL31st August 2009It's really nice to see some more country licks here! I still would like to learn some beginner country! Very nice Mitch!
kaznie_NL31st August 2009BTW just watched your video number 2, I love the way you do it slow, medium and fast! That's great, because often the slow sound is very unmusical, and hard to play along, while your medium is just the right "in between" way of playing!
kaznie_NL31st August 2009I just keep adding comments >< I just watched video number 1, that's great man! The explanation of the categories (use for improv) is really cool! Keep it up man!
Vasilije Vukmirovic31st August 2009Interesting lines, great!
Laszlo Boross31st August 2009Very good lesson Mitch! Sounds great.
Muris Varajic1st September 2009Nothing can beat Tele for this tone,
great chops Mitch!
Jeff2nd September 2009Mitch - your playing is absolutely excellent! I'm guessing that you are a Jerry Reed fan too. I like that this style requires a lot of practice and patience trying to play so clean. This is another great instructional video, especially when you explain how you come up with your riffs. Thanks, man!
AlexLion2nd September 2009Really nice cookin! I mean playing Yeah, as you mentioned, recently I started to learn playing country, and it`s becoming quite obsessive(if that`s the right word for that) !
Hisham Al-Sanea3rd September 2009good job Mitch.
Sergio Dorado9th September 2009Excellent stuff!
Marcus Siepen26th September 2009Yeeehaaaaaaa 
A standard country progression packed full of killer riffs, some great improvisation tips and the theory that ties it all together
Hey! This lesson focuses on some killer country riffs, and how to apply them to your improvisation.
The chord progression is a simple 1/4/5 chord progression in the key of A major (A/D/E)
BPM - 120
This lesson is not just about cool licks however, in the spoken portion I explain how and analyze the first riff in this video, explaining the theory behind figuring out what type of chord it ideally works over. Also in the spoken portion, i explain how i commit these licks to memory and my method of transposing them on the fly for use in improvisation in other keys.
Enjoy!
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