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Kristofer Dahl28th July 2009This was a fantastic first lesson - love the phrases and sound, welcome once again Janos! 
Janos' introduction thread can be found here.
Oxac28th July 2009Really cool progression and chops 
berko28th July 2009Excellent chops and coordination! Love your style man 
mhskeide28th July 2009aah, groovy stuff to the bone 
Btw, gotta love your profile pic with the wall of ENGL`s
Dexxter28th July 2009Very cool phrases, I love this stuff!
Emir Hot28th July 2009Great playing Janos. Great to have you here. Welcome again.
Janos Kallai28th July 2009Hi all!
I would like to thak You for these kind comments.
I'm so glad 'cause You like my first lesson.
SensE28th July 2009You have a unique style! Very good first lesson!
Dexxter28th July 2009I can't tell you how much I like that phrase between 0:24-0:28 Welcome again also
Zsolt Galambos28th July 2009This is indeed an interesting lesson! Welcome to the family man!
Janos Kallai28th July 2009Thanks again!
Jad Diab28th July 2009Great phrasing man, welcome to GMC, so grooovyy
Bogdan Radovic28th July 2009Amazing first lesson! Welcome to GMC!
Pedja Simovic28th July 2009Some smooth chops in there Janos, welcome again!
Alexiaden9328th July 2009Very nice and funky ! We have a new Funkmeister (sorry Ivan) !
Ivan Milenkovic28th July 2009Very interesting chops man, welcome to GMC, great first lesson!
Sergio Dorado28th July 2009Cool phrasing and sound. Welcome again!
Nighthawk128th July 2009Awesome pattern, fresh sound and very groovy? Confusing, never seen a left handed guitarist from that distance
Nighthawk128th July 2009That should have been an exclamation mark
Jerry Arcidiacono28th July 2009Very cool sounding lesson. Welcome again!
Janos Kallai28th July 2009
Vasilije Vukmirovic28th July 2009great phrasing! and very good lesson as well!
Gabriel Leopardi28th July 2009Nice playing & tone Janos! Welcome to the site!
Piotr Kaczor28th July 2009Wow, Janos! Excellent lesson! You're a great player!
Muris Varajic28th July 2009Simply great and smooth, high class playing,
welcome to GMC once more Janos!
axes28th July 2009Amazing lesson, Janos! It's very nice to hear a fellow Hungarian playing this good 
Laszlo Boross28th July 2009Awesome playing! Perfect first lesson Janos! Welcome!
Sinisa Cekic29th July 2009Topnotch playing Janos,and welcome to a GMC man
newguyatgmc29th July 2009Wow..cool first lesson bro...Welcome to GMC
Ramiro Delforte29th July 2009Groovy first lesson!
Welcome to the site mate!
skennington29th July 2009Cool lesson Janos.. 
Interesting to say the least..When i clicked the lesson, I closed my eyes to see what impression I would get and I must say,I was quite impressed with the originality. David Wallimann did come to mind though.. 
Great to have you here man.
Canis30th July 2009Bluesy
Welcome to GMC once again, Janos =)
Janos Kallai30th July 2009 Welcome again also 
Sensible Jones30th July 2009Great first lesson Janos!!! Welcome to GMC!!
Janos Kallai31st July 2009
Interesting to say the least..When i clicked the lesson, I closed my eyes to see what impression I would get and I must say,I was quite impressed with the originality. David Wallimann did come to mind though.. Great to have you here man.
ItsMe31st July 2009WOW . Nice funky, jazzy blues licks.
kaznie_NL31st July 2009Welcome man, cool job!
funkyliciouzz3rd August 2009AMAZING OMG GOODGOODGOODGOD FUNKY! me like
Janos Kallai3rd August 2009vampire1811th October 2009cool, a lefty instuctor, finally
Hi guys,
Janos Kallai here, and welcome to my first lesson. In this lessons I’ll show you a nice blues circle with an interesting chord progression and a solo on top of it.
From the first to eighth bars are simple I – IV minor blues pattern, the F#4 or B (no3) is a subdominant preventive chord, but from the next measure the pattern is:
II, V, I-III, VI-V.
The third degree of the A minor scale is Cmaj7 or Cmaj 7/5#, but we will get a bluesy feeling with C13 witch is a dominat of the Fmaj7, and the Fmaj7 is a dominant of the main E10b dominant chord. It’s a nice dominant chain.
In the first circle of the solo the A pentatonic and the A dorian scale (Gmajor scale second degree )are mixed. The A dorian scale contains the A pentatonic notes.
The second part is similar (from the13th bar) but the rhythm is not that simple.
In the 21th bar things might sound a little strange to your ears, ’cause I play F#, D#, F, and D notes too over Bm7/5b. The reason is that I use B half-whole tone scale. This scale include the notes of the Bm7/5b (BDFA) cord.
Don’t forget tuning 1 step down: E6=D, A=G, D=C, G=F, B=A, E1=D
Time signature 4/4
| A5 (F#4)| A5 | A5 | A5 |
| D9 (D13)| D9 | A(m) | Am |
| Bm7-5 | E10b | Am C13 | Fmaj7 E10b |
Scales:
A dorian ( Gmajor): ABCDEF#G
A pentatonic: ACDEG
B ½ 1 : BCDEbFF#G#A
Good luck,
See Ya soon.
J.K.
