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Ivan Milenkovic28th November 2010yeah, that's a good blues man, and sounds very much like SRV. Great lesson! 
Piotr Kaczor28th November 2010Truly SRV! Great playing, Laszlo!
Gary28th November 2010Love the phrasing and the tone.. great lesson!!
Daniel Realpe28th November 2010great phrasing and tone on this one
Stephane Lucarelli28th November 2010Great licks Laszlo, well done man!
Crazy_Diamond28th November 2010Nice phrasing in there Laszlo
badfingers9328th November 2010awesome blues licks man! and that is one sexy guitar! where did u get that from?
Laszlo Boross28th November 2010Thanks guys! I hope this'll be a helpfull lesson who would like to learn a not to difficult solo in SRV's style. 
Jerry Arcidiacono29th November 2010Great bluesy lesson! The body of this guitar looks so cool
Bear Rose29th November 2010Great sounding blues, Laszlo!
Zsolt Galambos5th December 2010Awesome playing, man
Laszlo Boross6th December 2010Thanks guys!
davidwogan14th January 2011Great lesson as ever. I have to point out however that what you are playing is not what you have tabbed. The played version has extra notes and a slightly different rhythm to the tabs and Guitar Pro file.
Hi GMC'ers! Todays lesson is influenced by the one and only, SRV (Stevie Ray Vaughan). This is a solo lesson rather than my previous SRV lesson, which was rhythm based.
The key of the solo is based in B. I used the first and second mode of a simple B blues pentatonic when creating the solo. Pay close attention to the bends, this technique is one of the aspects which gave his guitar playing a distinguishable sound.
Chord:
B7 - B7 - E7 - B7 - F#7 - E7 - B7 - B7
Techniques:
* Bends
* Vibratos
* Hammer-ons
* Pull-offs
* Slides
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Have fun! Laszlo