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Kristofer Dahl25th February 2008Crazy sounding, and a beautiful lesson - thanks Muris and Andrew! 
purple hayes25th February 2008I'm loving all the country lessons!
Tuubsu25th February 2008Wow, man! that's great, sounds so cool!
botoxfox25th February 2008Nice.
DeepRoots25th February 2008if i played these lessons to my nan i think she would give me lots of money 
She loves country!
Thanks muris- i'll try get some cash from this lol
kyldeee25th February 2008Great lesson Muris 
keep 'em coming
Dejan Farkas25th February 2008Cool one
Bogdan Radovic25th February 2008These lessons always put smile on my face!! I love country and you nail this style perfectly 
Awesome!
Ivan Milenkovic25th February 2008Great country series Muris. Very very useful and cool at the same time. Great job!
at lights end25th February 2008cool
Gabriel Leopardi25th February 2008This country lessons sounds great! Keep em coming!
Toni Suominen25th February 2008Really cool country series, awesome work!
silentkap25th February 2008great work.
Nick32525th February 2008nice job
visi0n25th February 2008great muris
Joe Kataldo25th February 2008Great as usual
Muris Varajic25th February 2008Thanks guys,and Andrew of course! 
Hisham Al-Sanea25th February 2008welldone muris..nice country lesson
Siggum25th February 2008i love the way you always change the ending licks of all your lessons, nice job!
Jerry Arcidiacono25th February 2008I'm going to learn something new from these lessons. Thank you Muris
The Uncreator26th February 2008There is something about you Muris, is it just me, or can you just play ANY style that good!
Pablo Vazquez26th February 2008Another awesome lesson Muris!!
Muris Varajic26th February 2008Thanks guys 
Juan M. Valero26th February 2008really beatiful lesson, great Muris
Muris Varajic26th February 2008Cheers mate,thanks 
Trond Vold27th February 2008I just love your country lessons Thats one style i knew very little about before coming here.
seagull28th February 2008Great lesson, but a quick question: How do you keep track of the different scales you are using? 5 different ones! although they share alot of the same notes, how are you able to keep track of it? Sheer learning by heart?
Muris Varajic28th February 2008Well basicly we have 3 of them here,Mixolydian,Dorian and major scale.
I added minor and major pentatonics cause those ARE scales after all.
But still they are incorporated in either major or minor scale.
So yeah,3 "real" scales here,determined by chord progression.
seagull5th March 2008Arh yeah, of course. It's just, all those scales confuse me.
Muris Varajic5th March 2008I know what you mean,many scales involved in same thing,hard to track sometimes.
rov6th March 2008Hi muris,why are you using A myxolidian,A dorian and A major a the same time if the progression is in A major
Carlos Carrillo6th March 2008hey muris!!!!!!
thanks for your lesson!!!!!!
is excellent
Muris Varajic7th March 2008Thanks guys.
Rov,listen to spoken videos and you'll understand why.
Btw,progression isn't A,actually I don't know what A progression would be 
but it's in key of A,with use of few scales.
Just listen to slow/spoken videos,you'll figure it out in a sec.
blackdog26th March 2008Great lesson!
Muris do you use strict alternate picking on this one.
Muris Varajic26th March 2008Thanks!
Yeah,I believe it's strict alternate,why do you ask?
blackdog27th March 2008Because on some of the slight pauses I tend to pick 2 down strokes then altenate pick .
Muris Varajic27th March 2008Ahh I see your point.
Grouping is the thing you're talking about.
It's kind a natural thing to start each group of notes(rhythmic wise) with a downstroke.
So if you had a note before that with a downstroke as well,that's fine.
Alternate picking is one of picking types when you have to play all the time,without spacing.
But with spacing,you can play all downstrokes or upstrokes,like in some slow solo.
Jesse29th July 2008How exactley, did you play it Muris? I was about to ask the same thing:) Because if I play it as blackdog said, with the grouping 2 downstrokes, I get very sloppy when I go faster:) I'm using this as preparation for the intermediate country solo! YEEEHARR!
Muris Varajic29th July 2008Keep working Jesse.
David OToole27th August 2008Heya Muris nice stuff as usual. I'm back (long schtory Dave
