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- Shuffle Blues VibesLEVEL 6Improve your control by practicing Blues Shuffle rhythms and dynamics!
- Hard Rock Blues ShuffleLEVEL 7Play a blues shuffle with a rocker sound, and increase your vocabulary of pentatonic licks, major and minor blues scales, bending, double stops and more.
- Shuffle Fusion BluesLEVEL 8Fusion tune with advanced Blues licks. Techniques used in this lesson: Alternate Picking, Vibrato, Bending, Classical Rock Licks, Legato. Whammy bar.
- Chromatic ShuffleLEVEL 4R&B shuffle lesson featuring chromatic bass line and swing chords.
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Feedback
FilipofCroatia11th June 2009Great lil tune
Carlos Carrillo9th March 2008great job gaby!!!!
thanks
Mrblomme27th January 2008Good lesson but some parts I have a déjà vu feeling from the rocker lesson.
the fredster2nd December 2007awesome licks. i like the pentatonic changes, they really sound lyrical.
Ctodd15th October 2007I am hesitant to say this, because no one has caught it yet, but it appears the first diagram of the E pentatonic minor box has a mistake, on the high E string.
The notes are bumped up a half step
Am I correct? I have only just recently learned the pentatonic scale....
P.S. Great Sound!- quackquack12th October 2007
Hey great song but I believe in the first instruction video that the
-0--3--0--5--6--5--
is actually
-0--3--0--6--5--3--0--
(at least thats what it sounds like and looks like) 
Gabriel Leopardi30th September 2007Hi Fuzzy Buzz Boy, I'll prepair it to you tomorrow and I'll upload it to my personal GMC forum.
Thanks for the comments!- stnkpkl30th September 2007
sweet blues Gabriel, thanks!
- Fuzzy Buzz Boy29th September 2007
My 2 cents worth:
I like it when you offer other (slower) backing tracks. It helps idiots like me... - castudillo29th September 2007
Los angulos de la camara son geniales para no perderse ningun detalle, mano derecha, mano izquierda , excelente idea la de mostrar diferentes angulos!
Aguante gabriel! 
krudtaa27th September 2007awsome bluesstuf Gabriel. thank you again.
- Gabriel Leopardi27th September 2007
Hey! Que bueno leer tres comentarios seguidos en castellano!! Muchas gracias por los comentarios, me alegro de que les haya gustado.
un saludo amigos!
Thanks for the comments. 
Juan M. Valero26th September 2007caray, cuantas respuestas en castellano !!!
Buena lección, Gabriel, es un estilo que me queda un poco lejos y al que me has acercado
coffeeman26th September 2007Que buena lección de Blues Gabriel , definitivamente la voy a aprender y además está muy buena para improvisar encima.
Gracias Gabriel- Gustavo26th September 2007
q wen ritmo gabi XD
sabes q me encantan tus lecciones de blues
saludos
Vinod Saranga26th September 2007Very Bluesy
and Nice lesson.
Muris Varajic26th September 2007Awesome Gabe!!
white eagle26th September 2007wow very well done
thanks- Victafor26th September 2007
wow i loved it!
The Uncreator26th September 2007Very Coll Riffage and Excellent Lesson!
- Lesson
- My notes
Hey GMC! Welcome to my new blues lesson where we will continue exploring the different blues rhythms.
In the previous lessons we talk about the shuffle. In this one we will forget it for a while and we will use 8th notes played without shuffle. I created some Steve Ray Vaughan style easy stuff for beginner and intermediate combining blues riffs with some licks creating an amazing rhythm that you could use also as a backing track.
The chord progressions is commonly used in blues I7 - IV7 - V7 in the key of E. That is why I used E pentatonic minor scale, some dominant triads and sixth intervals to compose this tune.
Tempo: 130 bpm
Bye.
Gabriel.-
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