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Kristofer Dahl31st October 2009I really found this inspirational - the way you have constructed these super melodical lines with without including any shred should be valuable for all GMC:ers. Awesome Jonathan! 
Staffy31st October 2009I definitely agree to what Kris just said! It's about to play the right notes in the right spots. Very melodic and nice! And a super background!!! :-)
Bondy31st October 2009Wow i wasn't expecting that, I really love the feel of this one Awesome stuff as always JB Your my fav instructor keep up the great work 
Keilnoth31st October 2009Very nice, very tasty. I'm going to add this lesson to my bookmark. Thank you !
MigeZ31st October 2009WOW again really cool lesson. Great melody & feeling. Me like it 
Cheers mate
Gerardo Siere31st October 2009Beautiful solo Jonathan, Thank you.
Sinisa Cekic31st October 2009Great playing and backing Jonathan !
Chokehold31st October 2009This is great, proves that you don't need to shred to make a great solo.
Jonathan Burgos31st October 2009
the impression be found when you reserved the power in the just time.
I love work with the orchestra. Enjoy the lesson!
Frederik31st October 2009Wow, straigh to the heart
Pedja Simovic31st October 2009Beautiful solo, well done Jonathan.
-Zion-31st October 2009ooooh.. this is my kind of thing.. this is awesome..
GREAT lesson.. cant wait to learn it..
Sergio Dorado31st October 2009This is a great composition, great sound and super feeling in the performing. Excellent! Precioso tema
Jeff31st October 2009Jonathan,
It appears that you put a lot of work into the background music for your lessons. I like that most of all. Very creative. What do you think of first when you write your songs? Do you think of a riff first, chord, scale? How do you start?
Sensible Jones31st October 2009WOW!! How tasteful is that Jonathan??? Great lesson in all respects!!! Bookmarked for sure!!!
Jose Mena31st October 2009Very tasteful playing, great lesson
Jerry Arcidiacono31st October 2009Yeah, I agree!
Great lesson, great backing and tone. Good job Jonathan
Jonathan Burgos31st October 2009Thanks guys! I´m so glad!
Thanks man!
Ivan Milenkovic31st October 2009Really good solo, sounds awesome!
Bogdan Radovic31st October 2009Lots of feeling in this one! Great lesson!
Jonathan Burgos31st October 2009
... Thanks Jeff for your opinion, is very inspired. First, I think in the Harmony (I have a few licks of harmony ; this is the base of the song: The backing track is great, then the solo are great to; the style. Later, i make the melody (I have the control to how i wish for my song, I know how make the work with the melody).! Thanks Buddy! I´m so glad!
NoSkill31st October 2009Jonathan, I have really come to look forward to your new lessons. The backing is very nice, the playing is (of course) spot on. The melodic lines and phrasing is so pleasing to the ear. A wonderful lesson. This is how I will spend my morning, thanks brother!
Tom in Canada
kaznie_NL31st October 2009This composition is of a very high level man! Great work!!!
Jonathan Burgos31st October 2009 Thanks for your words! you can make me appear a smile! thanks man! I have more of me for all the students. I love can to help. ! Thanks my dear friend! I work in this! I love it! 
Vasilije Vukmirovic31st October 2009Nice!
Muris Varajic31st October 2009Very tasty indeed, great melodies!
MirkoSchmidt31st October 2009jonathan, that is really great. sounds so well. tomorrow i`ll start to learn this one!
thanks for sharing!
Ctodd31st October 2009I only leave feedback for lessons I REALLY like; this is one of them!
Stephane Lucarelli31st October 2009Yes, very tasty Jonathan
chmilew31st October 2009So lovely...bravo Jonathan
Keep up this awesome work !
THE BUZZARD31st October 2009hey jonathan, that is one beautiful melody you got going on there! i,m really liking your approach to writing music and putting it to really well thought of backing music. AWESOME job!!
playaxeman31st October 2009Beautiful melodic lines and very good backing tune. This really is inspiring me to improvise over the backing track or make some a melodic solo lines.
Great work and a great lesson.
Jonathan Burgos31st October 2009 This Backing track is great for improvise. Enjoy the lesson.
Zsolt Galambos1st November 2009Wow what a beautiful vibrato And your phrasing is simply amaizing, well done, bro!
Jonathan Burgos1st November 2009 And your phrasing is simply amaizing, well done, bro!
. You are a great guitarist. Thanks for the comment.MirkoSchmidt2nd November 2009normaly im not that freaky... but i heared that 30 times and i love it... thats so fuckin awesome...
i want to learn that song, but im only closing my eyes and listening to the music!
i had a very bad time today but that with taht song i found peace!
thats why i love music!!!
Laszlo Boross2nd November 2009Really tasty and melodic solo with a great backing! Nice work Jonathan!
Jonathan Burgos3rd November 2009 
birthmark4th November 2009really really nice piece. the extra work on your backing tracks really shines!
Piotr Kaczor4th November 2009Just beautiful!!!
Jonathan Burgos4th November 2009Thanks guys! Is a different work of my old lessons. Thanks for the comments.
midnight4th November 2009Beautiful melody, great phrasing! Love it.
Jonathan Burgos5th November 2009
Marcus Siepen7th November 2009great lesson, and yes, it sounds sooo 80's
Jonathan Burgos8th November 2009
Emir Hot16th November 2009Great melody, very inspirational and relaxing. I could listen to this stuff for hours.
Jonathan Burgos16th November 2009 Thanks Emir! your words mean much for me, you are a important guitar player. See you partner. 
Daniel Realpe17th November 2009Very soothing music!
I love the bass sound as well
Jonathan Burgos20th November 2009
kahall20th December 2009I'm having this for a snack.
Hello friends! Today we will by popular demand I present you “The tasty etude”. I received many requests asking for lessons that are less advanced and perfectly melodic and all that is related to tasteful playing. For all the Hard Rock fans I recommend that you check out this lesson because you'll find many things of this style here.
A person can discern between those guitarists that have taste and a good sense for melody and those who seem to be connected via a MIDI on the computer. This is the work we will be doing today, to be a little more human.
In this lesson I use a sound with little gain (Preamp simulator Roland JC-120 and a little natural gain of EQ with body) good compressor, quite a bit of delay and reverb and a speaker simulation of 2x12 with 421 dynamic mic.
Chords used:
Intro : C –F –C –F –G
Verse : C –G –Am - G – F (x2)
Chorus :
Dm – Em - F - G - Am – G - F-
Am –G –Am/F# - F
Final
F –C –Dm –G – F
Techniques:
Legato
Palm muting
Alternate picking
Bending
Vibrato
Slide
Scales used:
C Major scale + blue note
Now friends, to work.
