X
You have no bookmarks.
Edit X
Edit 
Kristofer Dahl15th June 2009Awesome Jose - I love how the arrangement it's "in your face" with the unison bass line! Very Gilbertish. 
Vasilije Vukmirovic15th June 2009Well done, Jose!
Marek Rojewski15th June 2009Sounds great! First time I see 3 per string pentatonic diagrams, although I know it is basically 2 boxes in one diagram, it still looks strange to me:P
Bogdan Radovic15th June 2009Sounds great !!
Wilska15th June 2009Awesome! Gilbert is probably my very biggest inspiration and my favourite guitarist out there. I think you captured a lot of his style in this lesson. Thanks!
Stephane Lucarelli15th June 2009Great job Jose!
Ramiro Delforte15th June 2009I love when you play those Gilbertish solos!!!
Ivan Mihaljevic15th June 2009Very cool!
Ivan Milenkovic16th June 2009Sounds great, love those PG lines!
Pedja Simovic16th June 2009Great lesson Jose, unison lines are awesome !
Jose Lassaga16th June 2009Thank you very much Guys!!! I Love Gilbert´s style too and this is my tribute
Emir Hot17th June 2009Gilbert rocks This sounds like "screaming bluesomania". I haven't heard it for ages. Great job here man
Zsolt Galambos17th June 2009You are right about "Screaming Bluesomania". This is still a good tune tho, can't have enough from Gilbert
Sensible Jones17th June 2009Great lesson Jose!!!! 
Jose Lassaga17th June 2009Yessss man!!!! You have reason! Bluesomania inspired me!!! I love this song!!! Thank you my friends 
Muris Varajic17th June 2009Gilbert rules, well done Jose!
David Wallimann17th June 2009I love this man!
Great power trio piece, nice!
Piotr Kaczor18th June 2009I love PG! Awesome lesson, Jose!
Jose Lassaga18th June 2009Thanks Piotr, Muris and David 
Alexiaden9318th June 2009Wicked, Jose !
Jose Lassaga23rd June 2009
Hi GMC!
I’m back again, and for this lesson I’ve prepared a song in Paul Gilbert´s style.
He’s been a great inspiration to me, mostly due to his amazing techniques.
In this lesson I use open position pentatonic. These positions sound great and are often used by Mr Gilbert himself. You can find a lot of examples in several of Mr Big’s songs, such as "Rock is over" and "Colorado Bulldog".
In this first part, you’ll find section A and B. Both sections have riffs played in unison with the bass. Part A is composed in D Blues Scale and D Dorian. Part B is composed over F Blues Scale and F Dorian. The tempo is quarter = 98. Pay attention to the syncopation and the melody. As I usually say, you should practice slowly at first and then try to increase the speed slowly. I hope you enjoy it! To be continued….
D Pentatonic Minor Scale:
D Blues Scale:
D Dorian:
F Dorian:
