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Kristofer Dahl10th October 2007This is a unique sounding lesson Jerry! 
I have always wanted to play melodies on top of the chords - tapping sure is a great way to do it.
SLASH9110th October 2007Neat lesson, man. Keep em up.
krudtaa10th October 2007great lesson. thanks.
boy_sets_fire710th October 2007wonderful
TheClansmanDK10th October 2007Great stuff Jerry! Sounds very good!
Ben N10th October 2007wow!!! excellent 
and great sound too
The Uncreator11th October 2007Amazing sound, great tune!
Jerry Arcidiacono10th October 2007I'm glad you like this lesson!
mattacuk11th October 2007ahhh very beautiful music !! and original also !
rmp5s11th October 2007Very cool. How did you come up with the progressions and all that? I have no problem playing it...I want to be able to grasp the concept behind how you came up with it better so I can better come up with my own. Thanks, man!
Jerry Arcidiacono11th October 2007Thank you again, guys!
rmp5s: The chord progression is quite simple (E, C#m7, A...). In the key of C major this is C, Am7, F...
So, they are very common chords, expecially in pop music.
For this lesson I wrote the melody before. After that I made the backing track with the harmony.
I have followed my ear and the mood to write the melody.
Juan M. Valero11th October 2007Excellent Jerry this lesson is really cool, I like how you play this tapping over the chord and the excelent harmonics 
Great lesson !!!!!
Marcus Lavendell11th October 2007Wonderful! Great lesson Jerry!
Jerry Arcidiacono14th October 2007Thank you my friends.
Nidaros27th December 2007You have a great sense for melody! Nice lesson, love these "stretchy" chords, they sound unique.
Carlos Carrillo9th March 2008hey jerry!!!!!!!
cool lesson!!!!!
thanks
Pi3814th May 2008Really beautiful Jerry! I love it.
Jerry Arcidiacono15th May 2008Thank you guys 
rmangini1st September 2008love this one... thanks Jerry!
Jerry Arcidiacono3rd September 2008Thank you!! 
