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Sinisa Cekic23rd August 2009Great lesson ,well done Laszlo ![]()
Bogdan Radovic23rd August 2009Cool groovy lesson Laszlo! ![]()
Alexiaden9323rd August 2009Wow ! Sweet tone and playing, Laszlo !
Awesome lesson ![]()
Jerry Arcidiacono23rd August 2009Groovy lesson Laszlo!
Pedja Simovic23rd August 2009Very cool lesson Laszlo!
Laszlo Boross23rd August 2009Thanks guys!
Piotr Kaczor23rd August 2009Great playing and tone, Laszlo!
mhskeide23rd August 2009Very nice
Can you post the backingtracks or send me :-) ?
Eat-Sleep-andJam23rd August 2009Ah , very cool stuff Laz! ![]()
Ivan Milenkovic23rd August 2009Very nice and groovy, sounds cool! ![]()
Tomas Santa Clara23rd August 2009Wow
Awesome
Nice Job man! ![]()
Laszlo Boross23rd August 2009Thanks a lot!
Emir Hot24th August 2009Awesome solo Laszlo
Zsolt Galambos24th August 2009Great job man! I really like the vibe of the lesson and your sound, too ![]()
Stephane Lucarelli24th August 2009Cool lesson. Well done Laszlo!
Ivan Zecic24th August 2009cool! lots of groove.
Laszlo Boross24th August 2009Thanks!
Vasilije Vukmirovic25th August 2009Nice lesson mate! ![]()
Janos Kallai26th August 2009Great lesson Laszlo!
Laszlo Boross26th August 2009Thank you guys!


Hello Everyone!
I would like to show you some pentatonic, blues scale and arpeggio runs to a simple funk backing in A-minor. In the first part of the solo, as usually, I use the simple pentatonic scale combining with the blues scale. But our playing can be even more interesting by adding some arpeggios to our lead. In the second part I've incorporated some arpeggios and this is the more difficult part of the solo. All arpeggios are in A-minor but in three different positions. These are sliding arpeggios which begin in the fifth position and finishes in the twelve.
The techniques that I use involves the following:
Bends
Vibrato
Sliding
Arpeggio
Legato
The chord progression involves the following chords:A-min7, A-min9#/13#, A-min9/13
Have fun!
-Laszlo