Melodic Hard Rock Soloing in A Minor

Melodic Hard Rock by Jonathan Burgos
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Jonathan Burgos
SOLO LESSON. Let's explore a style that set a new trend in guitar soloing.
Tags : Melodic Hard Rock Soloing, 80's, Gary Moore, Phill Collins

Hello GMC, I am happy to be part of this great community of Guitarists and to be able to share some secrets.

On this first meeting working our fingers and increase our knowledge of the world of Rock.

Today we will explore a style that marked a tendency in the guitar solo. We are speaking of the “Melodic Hard Rock”.

Those of you who have listened to “Still got the Blues” by Gary Moore, or “I wish it would rain down” by Phil Collins, “Now you are gone” by Whitesnake, and some songs by Bon Jovi, Mr. Big, Guns n´ Roses, Aerosmith, and also various soloists of the era.
Many bands of the 80’s have merged Rock with melody.
Today we will be studying the most melodic part of the Hard Rock of the 80’s.

Let’s keep in mind the effects used for this base.
We apply a strong gain to obtain a good sustain and add a delay effect and reverberation.

Chords:
Am7-F9-7maj-g9
It can be said that it is a typical harmony of Hard Rock or Rock itself.

Techniques:
Legato
Palm muting
Alternate picking
Bending
Vibrato

Scales:
A minor scale + Blue note

OK, to work.

 

 


 


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