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Kristofer Dahl29th March 2008Inspirational ideas as a always David!
Also it struck me that since this type of lesson focuses on a specific interval/note - it would be really useful if we could get an on-screen notification when that note is being played in the main video (when the note value allows it of course). So we can trim our ears! ![]()
eddiecat29th March 2008Great lesson David!
I bookemarked it and I'm going to practice it
along with your Blues Phrasing lesson!
Cheers, Eddie
kaznie_NL29th March 2008Nice job David! It sounds cool and nice backing aswell! good job ![]()
Nick Kellie29th March 2008nice one
cool
Bogdan Radovic29th March 2008Very good job David!
Also great backing ![]()
Joe Kataldo29th March 2008Nice Lesson to get in-your-ears the sound of the flat 5 ![]()
Danilo Capezzuto29th March 2008Good lesson David.
Gabriel Leopardi29th March 2008It sounds great David. I think that Kris idea is excelent for a lesson like this one.
Dejan Farkas29th March 2008Nice topic Dave, good work ![]()
Juan M. Valero29th March 2008cool lesson Dave ![]()
Ivan Milenkovic29th March 2008Nice one Walli! ![]()
Pablo Vazquez29th March 2008Cool lesson!! Great work man!
Carlos Carrillo29th March 2008great lesson David!!!!
Trond Vold29th March 2008Very interesting lesson
Excellent as usual
Tuubsu29th March 2008Interesting, Always heard about the blues note, but never actually knew what it was! ![]()
Nick32529th March 2008nice job dave
Jerry Arcidiacono29th March 2008Cool lesson and sound! Thank you David ![]()
Hisham Al-Sanea29th March 2008welldone Daved.
Gerardo Siere29th March 2008Great lesson
Luciana Segovia30th March 2008super cool lesson!
Jad Diab31st March 2008Sweet
Nemanja Filipovic31st March 2008great ..this is some thing like blues/funk.......BLUNK ..![]()
Toni Suominen2nd April 2008Nicely done David! ![]()
fused4th April 2008Very cool.... Thanks for the lesson ![]()
Melodicintenions4th April 2008wow thats blues like I never heard use to hearing stuff like BB king rip offs
fatb0t7th April 2008Good playing I find is usually a bit out of the box, this is an awesome example how to add some flavour easily...
Pi3822nd August 2008Funkidelic. ![]()
Nazgul8th September 2008I saw your favourite lick. ![]()






