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Emir Hot26th August 2008Great lesson. I also use walking bass a lot when I'm playing acoustic. I heard some cool II, V, I chords with substitutions. Well done.
Juan M. Valero26th August 2008Love this lesson !!! this is a great and cool technique 
Ivan Milenkovic26th August 2008Nice one man, good job there 
Bogdan Radovic26th August 2008Cool and useful!
Nazgul26th August 2008That's some cool chill-out stuff. 
I really like it.
kaznie_NL26th August 2008Thnx m8!
sigma726th August 2008mellow
Ramiro Delforte26th August 2008Thanx!
I took a Standard like harmony to make this one jazzy, that's why you hear some II-V-I progressions in it.
Alejandro Pinero26th August 2008very good lesson it´s very useful
thanks
fkalich27th August 2008Made me think of early Beatles. Sounds nice.
Marcus Siepen27th August 2008very cool
Sergio Dorado27th August 2008Beautiful exercise
Danilo Capezzuto27th August 2008Nice lesson and execution Ramiro, compliments!
Gerardo Siere27th August 2008Nice series Ramiro.
Joe Kataldo29th August 2008Good lesson and walking bass Ramiro!
Martin la guitarra31st August 2008perfect lesson
Jonathan Clark3rd September 2008Very pretty sounding stuff
Really helpful to see all the videos in slow from the different angles, In the last video, there is no Eb Maj 7 on the last tab. Did you just play it to round it off?
Ramiro Delforte17th September 2008Yes I played to finish the song
If I wouldn't the tune would be incomplete because it finish in the dominant.
