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Kristofer Dahl2nd June 2010Very nice jazz licks Laszlo! You are right - with the same backing you could end up with different styles depending on note choice and phrasing, I am looking forward to the next lesson!
Chowy Fernandez2nd June 2010very amazing cool prhasing man!! thanks for the inspiration!!
playaxeman2nd June 2010This solo could last for hours; it is sooo cool. Love the way your playing its with lots of ease man
Bogdan Radovic2nd June 2010Very nice and smooth sounding! ![]()
Laszlo Boross2nd June 2010Thanks Guys! I hope this series'll help , how we can play to a backing in different styles using only the same scales. ![]()
Daniel Realpe2nd June 2010your phrasing is amazing! very smooth
Adrian Figallo2nd June 2010very nice laszlo!
Lale Nikic2nd June 2010soooo cool...awesome guitar sound! excellent lesson
Gerardo Siere2nd June 2010Very nice smooth solo. Well done.
Vasilije Vukmirovic2nd June 2010Great jazz lines! ![]()
Laszlo Boross2nd June 2010Thanks guys! ![]()
Jonathan Burgos2nd June 2010this is so smooth .... I love it! great lesson partner!!!
Jonathan Burgos2nd June 2010this is so smooth .... I love it! great lesson partner!!!
Ivan Milenkovic3rd June 2010Most excellent solo Laszlo, those passing notes are super tasty ![]()
Laszlo Boross3rd June 2010Thanks a lot guys! ![]()
Marcus Siepen3rd June 2010I love the idea for this series, can't wait for the next parts.
Piotr Kaczor4th June 2010Beautiful stuff, Laszlo!
Zsolt Galambos4th June 2010Great lesson, Laci ![]()


Hi GMC-ers!
Welcome to my new lesson in which I would like to show some variations in different style to the same backing track. When we make a solo to a theme, we can define the style of our playing, our guitar sound, the scale positions on the neck and everything else so we have a lot of opportunities to play a very good solo.
In the first round we can hear a bit of a jazzy style solo with a clean and not so bright sound. I use almost the same scale in both parts, but in this lesson I use the whole G minor and the style of my playing is more jazzy as in a blues or funky solo. There are no bended notes, but I use more slided and hammer on-pull off notes.
The chord progression:
Cm Dm Gm Gm Cm Dm Gm Gm Cm Dm Gm Gm Cm Dm Ebmaj7 Ebmaj7
This lesson contains the next techniques:
-slides
-hammer on-pull off
-alternate picking
-scales
Happy Practicing!
-Laszlo