Kristofer Dahl4th April 200853 seconds of Gabriel and I am reggae fan - WOW this lesson is killer!
ZakkWylde4th April 2008What can you NOT do?
timono4th April 2008This is just AMAZING
Robwylde4th April 2008Ya Man! That was fantasic. Thanx
JVM4th April 2008Bookmarked
Hammerfest4th April 2008Nice!
I was just wondering, does anyone here know where the word Raggae comes from?
Danilo Capezzuto4th April 2008Caught the raggae in a few seconds, nice lesson Gabriel.
rokchik4th April 2008Amazing as always Gabriel
I can't wait to start this lesson. I love Bob Marley. For those who are not familiar I recommend listening to the "Legends" album. It's a greatest hits LP but just shows the pure genius of Marley. One of my favourite albums.
Thanks for the great lesson Gabriel.
Dejan Farkas4th April 2008Nice groove
Juan M. Valero4th April 2008Cool lesson Gabriel !!!
Joe Kataldo4th April 2008Cool Lesson
Tuubsu4th April 2008wow! that's cool music!
PassionPlay4th April 2008Lol, i was just about to request a reggae lesson when i saw this
Good job
Gabriel Leopardi4th April 2008Thanks for the comments! Listening to this style gives me Peace when I'm at home.
Nemanja Filipovic4th April 2008beautiful lesson Gabriel..
Nick3254th April 2008nice
seagull4th April 2008I'm a huge reggae-head, so this kicks ass!
Looking forward to SummerJam 2008 in Köln!
Trond Vold4th April 2008Excellent
Your lessons never dissapoint
Carlos Carrillo4th April 2008excellent lesson!!!good job Gaby!!!
kaznie_NL4th April 2008Waah cool!
Bogdan Radovic4th April 2008Awesome lesson Gabriel!!
Hisham Al-Sanea4th April 2008nice the King Marley style Gabe ..very welldone man
JukeboxHero4th April 2008Great lesson!!
Capt.Z5th April 2008really awesome!
Layzer5th April 2008Great one Gabe!
STRATOPHERE5th April 2008hail hail gabriel!
Neosmithk5th April 2008wow nice, this is definitely a unique style
Guitarist165th April 2008finally i have been waiting for this lesson and you nailed it the solo and the rythym!
RIP Dime5th April 2008Great stuff, nicely composed, it's lessons like these that make people want to join GMC.
Pablo Vazquez5th April 2008Great!!! You know I love reggae music... Cool lesson friend!
- Gabriel Leopardi5th April 2008
Thanks a lot guys! I really enjoyed jamming over this reggae song.
Muris Varajic5th April 2008Awesome job Gabriel,pure Reggae stuff!
Gerardo Siere5th April 2008Increible, te pasaste.
kyldeee5th April 2008Ya mon! Awesome lesson
Jerry Arcidiacono5th April 2008Really cool Gabriel! Peace
Ivan Milenkovic6th April 2008Very very nice Gab. I love it!
Alejandro Pinero6th April 2008Cool!!
Very good solo !!
Un abrazo Gaby- Gabriel Leopardi7th April 2008
Muchas gracias!
Antipolitik7th April 2008Gabriel, you are insanely good at all styles. Respect.
- Gabriel Leopardi8th April 2008
insanely good! That's funny. I really appreciate it. Thanks. 
Old School Rocker9th April 2008Ok now i have time to practice this finally. even though listening to it for hours in class is awsome too
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excelent job Gabriel, is it your goal to prove to us that you can play any style of guitar? cause your doing a great job.- Gabriel Leopardi9th April 2008
Thank you! I'm glad that you like my lessons! My goal is to help you wto improve your guitar playing the more that I can. It's very important for me to know and learn many styles to become a good musician.
- Old School Rocker9th April 2008
"good musician" your being modest Gabriel
you've already achieved that. Your on your way to "amazing musician" - Gabriel Leopardi9th April 2008
You are so kind. thanks.
Nick Kellie14th April 2008great!
DethKlok17th June 2008I love this! I've never learned anything so quickly that I enjoyed so much.
vietzilla30th June 2008very animated
- vietzilla22nd August 2008
Should the strumming start on the second beat of the drum? I thought the strumming should be on beat 2 and beat 4 (4/4) for reggae. Thanks in advance.
rico5th December 2008really famous lesson for a big fan of reggae music like me , fantastic , i hope there will be another one, thanks a lot man rastafaraï
- Gabriel Leopardi5th December 2008really famous lesson for a big fan of reggae music like me , fantastic , i hope there will be another one, thanks a lot man rastafaraï
If you're a Reggae fan it's a honour for me to have your acceptance. Thanks for the comment!
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Hi GMC! Welcome my reggae style lesson! I recorded this one to show you some of the most common reggae guitar arrangements.
The most important thing in reggae for guitar players is the rhythm. It’s more important your groove than your technique here. And I have to say that it isn’t easy to keep playing on tempo and that it needs to be trained. The groove that you get when you play this style is also very helpful guitar player interested in playing styles like pop, rock and funk.
The lesson starts with a rhythmic guitar, then a repetitive melodic idea and finally a pentatonic solo. I used B pentatonic minor to compose it.
I recommend you to listen to Bob Marley music if you like this lesson. Try to play your guitar over the songs to feel and get into the rhythm of reggae.
Peace!
Gabriel.-
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