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emirb15th March 2011beautiful!
Zsolt Galambos13th January 2011So relaxing. Very tasty playing, man
Jonathan Burgos9th January 2011thanks guys!
Gary9th January 2011Another great lesson from you Jonathan!
Beautiful tone and phrasing
NoSkill6th January 2011Another gem of classic J. Burgos, phrasing. Nice man!
Ben Higgins5th January 2011Very very cool Jonathan !! Excellent playing !! :-D
howermike5th January 2011Very Good
Daniel Realpe4th January 2011very fluent and expressive playing, love it!
Bluesberry3rd January 2011Very expressive and dynamic playing... nice melodies!
Lian Gerbino3rd January 2011awesome J! it's always a pleasure listening to you!
- Jonathan Burgos2nd January 2011
thank to everybody!! and happy new year, friends!!
Piotr Kaczor2nd January 2011Awesome as always
Ivan Milenkovic1st January 2011Awesome fluid lines, it sounds awesome
Ramiro Delforte1st January 2011Cool lesson to start the new year Jon!!!
Bear Rose1st January 2011Beautiful playing! Excellent job Jonathan!
playaxeman1st January 2011Really like this lesson a lot, great playing and a a nice one to play improvise along. Got some beautiful catchy notes here, i would love to play myself.
Mate Nagy1st January 2011You are awesome !
Alexiaden931st January 2011I really loved the part from 00:00 to 02:23, but I have to say 01:42 and onwards completely blew my mind. A very minor-sounding change in the chord progression, but still beautiful flow! Both your phrasing and composition are perfect, man!
skennington1st January 2011Tasty lesson man!
Jerry Arcidiacono1st January 2011I absolutely love this lesson. Silence is very important! You've got a perfect tone for this style.
Bogdan Radovic1st January 2011Really beautiful and expressive. Great job Jonathan.
Kristofer Dahl1st January 2011Beautiful Jonathan - love it!
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Hello GMC'ers! Today, we will see a melodic style, with a soft solo. This lesson has a nice melody accompanied by a harmony of interest, with some figures of funk. It is important to respect the silences and incorporate a little of Blues.
As I always say, "Every good guitarist, playing blues." Although there is a song with a blues style which incorporates important elements of quality, such as vibrato, bending, and serenity.
Chord Progression:
G – C – Am – Em7 – A7 – B7 – C#º – D/F# - G/b – F9
Techniques:
* Legato
* Alternate Picking
* Bends
* Vibrato
* Slides
* Palm Muting
Scales:
* G Major
* G Minor PentatonicCheers!/ JonathanIf you have any questions:
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G major scale
G minor pentatonic
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