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mattacuk24th October 2008Just beautiful, and just what I have been looking for - thanks! 
Lian Gerbino24th October 2008sounds really great! 
purple hayes24th October 2008So tasty. I'll definitely be working on that over the weekend.
Jerry Arcidiacono24th October 2008Love this lesson David
Jeff24th October 2008David, this sounds like a really cool mix of Mark Knopfler and Eric Johnson. Your guitar sounds really good. What equipment did you use? thanks!
Jad Diab24th October 2008I love your lesson David ! Lots of melody and feeling
Nazgul24th October 2008Great, David! Lots of feelings in there. Well done!
Emir Hot24th October 2008Very nice David. I like licks in sixths
Muris Varajic24th October 2008Sounds just lovely.
Eat-Sleep-andJam24th October 2008I got a big EJ vibe from this , Great ! 
Pedja Simovic24th October 2008Great one David. I use 6ths a lot its my favorite interval with b5 of course
Capt.Z24th October 2008Cool Lesson!!
Piotr Kaczor24th October 2008Sounds romantic! Beautiful lesson David!
David Wallimann24th October 2008Thanks folks,
Jeff, I used a Boss GT8 multieffect straight into the computer. It's the "Another Brick" patch. I use it most of the time...
Jose Mena24th October 2008Great sounds David, like the style a lot.
kaznie_NL24th October 2008Hey David, nice combination of phrasing with theory! Neat sound!!!
Ivan Milenkovic24th October 2008SOunds great David, good job man
ItsMe24th October 2008What a nice lesson. Perfect soul vibe
Kuba Szafran24th October 2008Great job David, awesome soloing as always!
Gerardo Siere24th October 2008Sounds really goog, good work David.
Ramblingman24th October 2008it screams perfection but one question really ? why do you play the c major scale over the A when you play, then you cannot hear the chord change when you playing by your self ? :S
Bogdan Radovic25th October 2008Very good lesson David ! This stuff is especially useful when composing fill ins for your guitar tracks
SensE25th October 2008Very nice ! Very good composition !
Dejan Farkas25th October 2008Beautiful
blindwillie27th October 2008Oh, how lovely.
David Wallimann27th October 2008
but one question really ? why do you play the c major scale over the A when you play, then you cannot hear the chord change when you playing by your self ? :Smattacuk19th August 2009Hi David,
I was wondering if you could tell me what the "L" and the "g" stand for on the tab?
kind regards
