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Kristofer Dahl3rd August 2009Very nice Laszlo - I really like how you kept a beginner/intermediate level of playing while still sounding cool. That is not an easy task! 
Ivan Milenkovic3rd August 2009Great lesson for every beginner/intermediate to expand it's lick vocabulary, sounds great too! 
kaznie_NL3rd August 2009cool riff you used Laszlo!
sigma73rd August 2009yah, I agree with Kris and Ivan. Simple yet cool
Laszlo Boross3rd August 2009Thanks a lot guys!
Yes - very straightforward but lots to learn - lots of little licks I am looking forward to learning!
Bogdan Radovic3rd August 2009Fantastic blues licks in this one! Really doable too! 
Zsolt Galambos3rd August 2009Tasty licks, well done,Laszlo
Janos Kallai3rd August 2009So great blues solo Laszlo!
Laszlo Boross3rd August 2009Thank you guys!
playaxeman3rd August 2009Very effective lesson.
Great melody soloing. Loved it
Jerry Arcidiacono3rd August 2009Sounds cool, great lesson and tone Laszlo 
Laszlo Boross4th August 2009Thanks!
Sensible Jones4th August 2009Another great lesson Laszlo! Very tasteful!!!
Piotr Kaczor5th August 2009Great lesson and playing , Laszlo!
Alexiaden935th August 2009Very beautiful phrasing ! Very cool headstock on your guitar by the way
Laszlo Boross5th August 2009Thank you guys!
Sinisa Cekic6th August 2009Nice lesson Laszlo
Stephane Lucarelli7th August 2009Great lesson and playing!
Laszlo Boross8th August 2009Thanx!
Ian Bushell10th August 2009Very cool lines and licks Laszlo!
Emir Hot11th August 2009Very tasty. Great for everyone to get a proper rock feel for a solo.
glowshadow14th August 2009still practicing.. 
lol
awesome & relaxing
Laszlo Boross14th August 2009Thanks a lot!
A simple blues-rock solo in G minor. Bends, vibrato, slide, phrasing and some fingerpicking are used.
Hi everyone!
I will introduce a solo that can be used in rock or blues music as well. This is a basic rock solo, failry easy to play, and I put in some blues notes too, so that it would be more interesting.
I’m using a simple G-minor scale but on a three different positions. The first and the third scales are the same, the only difference is that the third is an octave higher. The second Gmin scale is played from the 10th fret.
The techniques that I use involves the following:
Bends
Vibrato
Hybrid picking with a pick and the middle and ring finger.
Some legato
And slides.
The chord progression involves the following chords: Gm, F sus 9 (same as F sus 2 but the note is an octave higher), A# sus 9, C sus 9. This chord progression gives an open space feel to it, and it reminds me of George Lynch.
Enjoy practicing!
-Laszlo
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