
Kristofer Dahl25th January 2008Aah Ivan this is so tasty - I just can't get enough of it!!
Thanks!
The Uncreator25th January 2008Excellent, this lessons is so well done, never can get enough of the blues!!
Nighthawk125th January 2008You definetely got the blues :-) Great lesson, really makes you wanna play and learn bluesy stuff..thank you
Nighthawk125th January 2008But..what does 9g11 in your tab mean ?
Muris Varajic25th January 2008Sweet licks ![]()
Crazyfret25th January 2008Excellent playing Ivan
Great licks ![]()
kyldeee25th January 2008Cool Licks
bookmarked ![]()
SEANCD200525th January 2008great lesson Ivan
Pablo Vazquez25th January 2008Excellent Ivan!! Very cool Lesson!
Bogdan Radovic25th January 2008Great blues there ! I like it ![]()
Stevie-Ray-Vaughn25th January 2008Very nice feel!
Some awesome licks in there!
Nemanja Filipovic25th January 2008very smood.....
Dejan Farkas25th January 2008Cool lesson ![]()
Hisham Al-Sanea25th January 2008nice feelings ivan, great work
Ivan Milenkovic25th January 2008Thanks guys, appreciate it ![]()
Juan M. Valero25th January 2008yeah, great lesson !! blues is pure feeling ![]()
Toni Suominen25th January 2008Great lesson Ivan! ![]()
Lester26th January 2008Yes!! This is what i wanted!!
Thanks Ivan!! ![]()
sb8126th January 2008-But..what does 9g11 in your tab mean ?-
Excuse me if I'm wrong, but I believe it means "gliss" or "glissen" which is a very quick, almost undetectable slide from the 9th to the 11th fret.
Ivan Milenkovic26th January 2008Yes my friend you are right, it is a glissando slide
It is a Guitar Pro marking for a ghost note. ![]()
Kizaze4426th January 2008Ivan - Top shelf once again! Thanks!
Kiz
Ivan Milenkovic26th January 2008Thanks man ![]()
Maximus26th January 2008Great Ivan. I really think that these kinds of lessons let beginners advance much more quickly because they beg to improvised over. There's nothing like gettin in the groove on a sweet little ditty such as this. Can't wait for the follow ups.
Vurpa26th January 2008This is really cool! Keep it up ![]()
Gerardo Siere26th January 2008Good lesson, nice bluesy sound
jammer9126th January 2008Sounds so interesting. Im gonna get to it. Really cant wait for more. nice tone too.
jammer9126th January 2008Nice intro too. Which hendrix song was that?
Ivan Milenkovic26th January 2008I don't think Hendrix did it exactly like that, maybe you are reffering to the "Red House" cover of his, but that is not that lick...It's more like Magic Slim, or Lightnin' Hopkins style intro lick.
Nick32527th January 2008great licks in there
Ivan Milenkovic27th January 2008Thanks man
More coming up!
adam130228th January 2008great lesson cant wait for the new lessons
Good job. Looking forward to upcoming ones. ![]()
Ivan Milenkovic28th January 2008Thanks! The intermediate should be live soon. Enjoy! ![]()
buttmonk30th January 2008Nice and thx. I have been practicing the last blues lesson u did and am starting to get some understanding of the "bluesy feel", this is the first blues I have ever played. Now will start on this lesson, keep em coming:)
Ivan Milenkovic30th January 2008Thats great man, keep me updated about your progress. If you find anything you need to know, or want to ask feel free to do so, I'll be glad to help. Keep rockin!
Gwazi31st January 2008Great way to practice vibrato
Awesome
Jamesito5th February 2008this lesson has been such an inspiration ivan!!! I am really enjoying the blues feel and it has made me much more creative in my playing
frans7th February 2008Excellent, this lessons is so well done, can get enough , very good , grt Frans .
Ivan Milenkovic7th February 2008Thanks you very much guys! ![]()
tym t9th February 2008Great lesson Ivan, I'm getting it, having a little trouble with the speed on step 7, but its coming. Look, I've searched the forum for hours and can't find the answer to this: what are the letters above the tab - Q, E, T, etc?
thx,
Tym
Ivan Milenkovic11th February 2008Hey man, the letters represent note values quarter, eights, thirtytwo, but watch only the letters above tab values. "T" letter is almost never used, it is left there only because there is a note that prolongs the note before it.
tym t13th February 2008Thanks man!
Martin la guitarra18th February 2008Damn this is....got no words for it, Ivan you truly have the blues feeling in you, please do more lessons of these, im begging you!
slash hammet21st February 2008what means the g in the tab
Ivan Milenkovic21st February 2008I believe it is a glisando slide. The g letter and all the other letters are generated by Guitar Pro.
@Martin
Thanks man!
I'll do some more blues for sure, starting next month.
Lester3rd March 2008just want to say i again: Brilliant lesson, this has such a "feel" that i can really enjoy playing, so relacing!! ![]()
Lester3rd March 2008sorry I mean relaxing
Ivan Milenkovic3rd March 2008Thanks man! ![]()
Kenneth DK10th March 2008Nice... This lessons shows that not everything has to be super fast and advanced to sound really awesome. You sure got the blues Ivan... Looking forward to the next lessson.
Praetorian23rd March 2008I LOVE this lesson!! As a beginner, it is challenging enough that I feel myself improving the more I practice, but not so challenging that I cannot play it! This is the first "song" I have truely loved how it sounds coming from my guitar! I hope you come up with some more "beginner" blues solos!!
Ben
ulfra29th March 2008Unbelievable !! This is my first lesson at GMC and I really love the blues in this lesson. Ivan, thanks for this experience. I will continue !!!
Ivan Milenkovic30th March 2008I'm very glad to hear this man. GMC rules, keep rockin! ![]()
stnkpkl4th April 2008sweet!
-=X5=-14th May 2008The lick sounds great but i don't see beginners anywhere!!!
Ivan Milenkovic14th May 2008What do you mean man ?
Praetorian29th May 2008I think he means it is a little too challenging for beginners. I disagree though...I am TRULY a beginner, and have been practicing this lesson for a couple months now. I can play the whole thing now and only struggle with the very end. (Video 7) I still am working on the speed Ivan uses. Keep at it X5...you'll have it in no time!
Ben
kevvyg28th August 2008Hi, I've found this lesson a lot of help! (A quick question - what do the letters above the tab mean, ie Q, S, E etc. Sorry if I'm being a bit dim!)
Kevin
kevvyg1st September 2008Hi, great lesson! Could I just ask what might be a stupid question!? During the piece there are a number of places where the backing chord is B7 (B,D#,F#,A). Could you explain why a D note is played rather than a D#?
Thanks!
Kevin
lowdown16th November 2008Hi Ivan. I often hear a slightly difference version of this lick. where you not only vibrate the nodes but also slide into each 11
Ivan Milenkovic22nd November 2008SOrry for not leaving a feedback guys, this lesson was put aside a bit, and didn't see the comments.
If you kevvyg wanna ask some questions please post it on my board, since it's been a long time (don't know if you need answers by now! )
@lowdown
COuld you be more specific mate, I don't understand where and how.
Washburned4th December 2008Thank you man , great lesson ! got a really good feeling when I played it
Ivan Milenkovic5th December 2008Thanks mate, I'm glad you like it ![]()
Alexiaden932nd June 2009Nice and clean solo ! ![]()
Ivan Milenkovic3rd June 2009Thanks man ![]()
Daniel Realpe17th April 2010This is tasty playing! very inspiring!
gibs0n25th April 2012Thanks, just learned my first solo! Never really played something before I felt sounded nice!







