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AlexLion2nd May 2009Great tune David!
playaxeman2nd May 2009Nice lesson David.
Shows that a good solo doesn't have to be difficult or very fast.
Pedja Simovic2nd May 2009Nice lesson David !
Emir Hot2nd May 2009very nice
Bogdan Radovic2nd May 2009Cool lesson David! 
kaznie_NL2nd May 2009Wow, this is a awesome solo David!
Sensible Jones2nd May 2009Great phrasing David!!!
David Wallimann2nd May 2009Thanks guys!
I might start a collab on this one soon...
Muris Varajic2nd May 2009So smooth and melodic!
Jerry Arcidiacono2nd May 2009Supernice lesson and solo David
Alexiaden932nd May 2009Excellent ! 
(as Mr Burns would say) 
Ivan Milenkovic2nd May 2009Beautiful tune David, great tone control, and very cool vibrato.
Vasilije Vukmirovic2nd May 2009Great tune David!
Jose Lassaga2nd May 2009Great lesson David!!!Good ideas!!!
David Wallimann3rd May 2009Thanks a lot folks!
Pragomatic3rd May 2009Ok. I'm pretty dumb, but what is that thing on wrapped around the neck at the 1st fret?
Marcus Siepen3rd May 2009Sounds great, very useful lesson
David Wallimann3rd May 2009
In this lesson, we'll learn how to blend the Aeolian scale with the minor pentatonic to create some interesting licks.
A little while back, we started a series of lesson showing you how to get into lead guitar playing the easy way. We started by building minor pentatonic licks, then moved on to the natural minor scale (Aeolian mode). Today we will blend both of these scales together.
The chords of the backing track are in A minor:
Am G F G
Am G F
Am G F G
Am G F
Dm Em
F -
Am G F G
Am G F
Make sure you are comfortable with the used scales and pay attention to the rhythm placement of the following licks. Once you are comfortable with the written parts, try to come up with your own ideas.
Practice well!
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