Gary Moore Inspired Phrasing Lesson

- Kristofer Dahl11th September 2009
  Love it Jonathan! Some very nice rock blues licks here.
- ItsMe11th September 2009
  Year. That shuffels nicely
- Nighthawk111th September 2009
  Oh yeah this is great!
- Ivan Milenkovic11th September 2009
  Very nice blues licks, sounds cool
- AlexLion11th September 2009
  Awesome! Not sure about it sounds like Gary Moore, but this is must learn!
  
  Jona it`s Your custom model Fender?
- playaxeman11th September 2009
  Loved it. Great solo
- Pedja Simovic11th September 2009
  Brutal playing Jonathan, awesome lesson man!
- Sensible Jones11th September 2009
  Great stuff Jonathan!!!
- Bondy11th September 2009
  Awesome lesson yet again Jonathan \m/
- Stephane Lucarelli11th September 2009
  Nice blues-rock lesson, well done Jonathan!
- Zsolt Galambos11th September 2009
  Awesome stuff,Jonathan!
- Sinisa Cekic11th September 2009
  Great lesson, nice phrases
- Muris Varajic11th September 2009
  Moore at his best, well done.
- Bogdan Radovic11th September 2009
  Sounds cool! Great lesson!
- Jonathan Burgos11th September 2009
  Thanks friends!!! I like this style.
  
  Thanks for the comments!
  
  QUOTE (AlexLion @ Sep 11 2009, 06:07 AM)
  Awesome! Not sure about it sounds like Gary Moore, but this is must learn!
  
  Jona it`s Your custom model Fender?
  
  Thanks my padawan! with respect to the sound, i have a humburcker Evo2, is not same sound of gary, he use a Gibson Les Paul.
  
  My father tunning this guitar. He draw the picture with her hands. I love it!!! the body of this guitar is not very good, but it have a nice mics, the neck is nice, etc.
  
  With my Gt8 I have a really cool sounds and this is the important.
  
  See you buddy!
  
  let´s to rock!
  
  QUOTE (Pedja Simovic @ Sep 11 2009, 06:43 AM)
  Brutal playing Jonathan, awesome lesson man!
  
  Thanks partner!!! nice comment.
  
  QUOTE (Stephane Lucarelli @ Sep 11 2009, 06:57 AM)
  Nice blues-rock lesson, well done Jonathan!
  
  Thanks parter! you have to a great lessons! good styles I liked
  
  QUOTE (Muris Varajic @ Sep 11 2009, 09:16 AM)
  Moore at his best, well done.
  
  Thanks Master (with the voice of Darth Vader)
- Staffy11th September 2009
  Very nice playing! But I will agree to thats not exactly Gary, since You play a lot cleaner and distinct!!! :-)
- kaznie_NL11th September 2009
  Play da Blues
- AlexLion11th September 2009
  Your father draws very good! I thought it was a professional job! Cool that You have Gt-8, I plan to get my hands on one too!
  
  to Staffy : Nice hat
- glowshadow11th September 2009
  awesome !! very nice
- Jonathan Burgos11th September 2009
  QUOTE (AlexLion @ Sep 11 2009, 10:40 AM)
  Your father draws very good! I thought it was a professional job! Cool that You have Gt-8, I plan to get my hands on one too!
  
  to Staffy : Nice hat
  
  Hey! My father is the best! My friend, listen to me with attention: The GT8 is the best multi-effect in the history of this world. I investigate deepness this machine, (and others: line 6,tonelabs, zoom G7, etc)
  I recommend the GT8 but not the GT-10 because The GT10 don´t have the same quality!!!!!! believe me my friend! I sale the GT8 and them, I buy the GT10. Them, I change the GT10 for other GT8. Thanks of god I obtein a new GT8.
  
  It´s all partner!
  
  See you!
  
  PS: If you buy the GT8, i can give you my presets and program to edit the effects!!
  
  QUOTE (Staffy @ Sep 11 2009, 10:03 AM)
  Very nice playing! But I will agree to thats not exactly Gary, since You play a lot cleaner and distinct!!! :-)
  
  It´s truth what you say buddy. When I record the lesson, i make this sound because is more didactic, the notes is more clean. I am think to the lesson have a similar phrase of Gary Moore.
  
  Gary use more gain and the frequency is more bass because the guitar was make in one piece and my guitar was make in three pieces.
  
  See you and thank for the comments
  
  QUOTE (glowshadow @ Sep 11 2009, 11:26 AM)
  awesome !! very nice
  
  Thank man! I remember your past comment. Now, i become better my GP5. Thanks.
- Emir Hot11th September 2009
  Awesome man. Killer tone and control. Your licks are just great
- Jonathan Burgos11th September 2009
  QUOTE (Emir Hot @ Sep 11 2009, 12:03 PM)
  Awesome man. Killer tone and control. Your licks are just great
  
  Thanks Emir! You are a professional guitarirt man. I like your lessons to. See you partner!
- AlexLion11th September 2009
  Jona, I knew that Gt-10 isn`t that great! There all is simplified and an in gt-10 are "ready" presets which are not really changeable. But I think it is very hard to learn how to use GT-8 properly.. Thousands of knobs. However all what`s great in life is not easy!
  Thanks for offer! Btw, You can ask Trond Vold about some his presets, he got one gt-8. Some other instructors have it too, but I`m note sure who exactly.
- Alex8711th September 2009
  Very nice bluesy lesson. Funny thing is it reminds more of what Robben Ford would play, than Gary Moore But I still love it
- Laszlo Boross11th September 2009
  Tasty playing, awesome lesson Jonathan.
- Jonathan Burgos11th September 2009
  QUOTE (AlexLion @ Sep 11 2009, 12:32 PM)
  Jona, I knew that Gt-10 isn`t that great! There all is simplified and an in gt-10 are "ready" presets which are not really changeable. But I think it is very hard to learn how to use GT-8 properly.. Thousands of knobs. However all what`s great in life is not easy!
  Thanks for offer! Btw, You can ask Trond Vold about some his presets, he got one gt-8. Some other instructors have it too, but I`m note sure who exactly.
  
  Ok my friend!. I only want to help you. I tell you something: the GT8 have the presets too. and the difficult level of operation is similar.
  
  See you!
  
  QUOTE (Alex87 @ Sep 11 2009, 02:58 PM)
  Very nice bluesy lesson. Funny thing is it reminds more of what Robben Ford would play, than Gary Moore But I still love it
  
  Thanks Alex! I like very much Robben Ford! The blues have a various guitarist with same ideas and phrase. They distinguish for the sound to, is very important this point.
  
  Enjoy the lesson!
- Kuba Szafran12th September 2009
  Really tasty blues licks Jonathan!
- Jonathan Burgos12th September 2009
  QUOTE (Kuba Szafran @ Sep 12 2009, 07:06 AM)
  Really tasty blues licks Jonathan!:)
  
  Thanks a lot Kuba! see you partner ...
- Vasilije Vukmirovic12th September 2009
  Awesome
- NoSkill13th September 2009
  Another awesome lesson, JB!
- Jonathan Burgos13th September 2009
  QUOTE (NoSkill @ Sep 13 2009, 12:15 PM)
  Another awesome lesson, JB!
  
  !!! Thanks my friend!
- Piotr Kaczor14th September 2009
  Lukhater plays Moore Sounds just great, Jonathan!
- Jonathan Burgos14th September 2009
  QUOTE (Piotr Kaczor @ Sep 14 2009, 08:53 AM)
  Lukhater plays Moore Sounds just great, Jonathan!
  
  Are you sure? Thanks buddy!! Is the best Lukather for me! see you partner!
- Toni Suominen16th September 2009
  Nice one!
- Jonathan Burgos16th September 2009
  QUOTE (Toni Suominen @ Sep 16 2009, 03:00 AM)
  Nice one!
  
  Thanks partner!!
- intemperateControl19th September 2009
  Bitch*n sound, dude. C'mon now, bring a whole lot more of the same - this is your forte
- Jonathan Burgos19th September 2009
  QUOTE (intemperateControl @ Sep 19 2009, 06:26 PM)
  Bitch*n sound, dude. C'mon now, bring a whole lot more of the same - this is your forte
  
  Hey man! you are a really inspiration for more lessons! i can see your love for the blues. Good election.
  
  See you my friend
- intemperateControl20th September 2009
  You know it, man. Until next time, my friend...
- Marcus Siepen26th September 2009
  awesome lesson, you really captured Garys style
- Antipolitik6th October 2009
  This is sick!
- Jonathan Burgos7th October 2009
  QUOTE (antipolitik@live.se @ Oct 6 2009, 10:04 AM)
  This is sick!
  
  You refer to something good? Thanks man! Enjoy the lesson!
- Daniel Realpe21st November 2009
  Very nice rock licks, must know them!

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Hello GMC! Here we are again, in this portal of the music secrets!
This time we will study a referent of the rock & blues modern guitar, we are talking about Gary Moore gentlemen! He is the creator of some of the most beautiful bluesy ballads in which he shows his love for the blues.
Listening to some of his songs, we can say that George Harrison was a visionary when he said "While My Guitar Gently Weeps." Gary Moore has great control over the expression of the note, and we can say that he seems to speak through his instrument.

For those who are interested in studying some of his melodic side, I invite you to view my lesson "Melodic Hard Rock Soloing in A Minor".

In this kind of blues we can use the major and minor blues scales. The blues player can choose which of these scales use to express different colours at different moments.

Pay attention to the rhythmic figures used in this lesson, these are continuous, with a few rests in the majority of cases! It is his really style. He uses this kind of figures and it is part of his personality.

I suggest checking the album: "Blues Alive". It is a great compilation of his time bluesy, melodic rock.

Chords:
C – F – C – G – F – C – G

Techniques:
Legato
Palm Muting
Alternate Picking
Slide
Pinch harmonics
Vibrato
Bending

Scales:

C Pentatonic Minor + Blue note
C Pentatonic Major + Blue note

Ok partners, let´s go to the music! Enjoy the lesson.

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