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Buddha Long15th July 2009Great lesson! I love the phrasing.
- Buddha Long12th July 2009
I love the way you put your lessons together - very clear, complete and easy to follow. Great Job!
playaxeman6th July 2009Real SRV style
Great lesson
David Wallimann26th May 2009Glad you like this!
- JadedWolf46526th May 2009
WOW! As soon as I picked up my jaw from off the floor, I decided to download the GP file and learn it =) This is a tremendous sounding SRV-style of playing and its beautifully played.
Great job! 
maw79322nd May 2008great playing
- David Wallimann15th May 2008thanks so much Stevie!!
uhh, i meant Dave...
Thanks everyone. :-) 
berko15th May 2008thanks so much Stevie!!
uhh, i meant Dave...- berko15th May 2008
thanks so much Stevie!!
uhh, i meant Dave... - berko15th May 2008
thanks so much Stevie!!
uhh, i meant Dave... 
Melodicintenions4th April 2008Buddy Email me before you put the Next one Out I will lose sleep if you dont lol! well if I do at least I'll be learning your lessons till it comes out
will have to sleep with one eye open lol- Brokestone1st April 2008
a guess a stupid question would be "what do the L's in the tab mean" New to the site and \i don't recognize the L in tab
- frans7th March 2008
great lesson stevie ray himself -
Carlos Carrillo6th March 2008David!!!!great lesson!!!!!!!!!
excellent!!!!!!!!!
thanks- jhval21st February 2008
you're lessons are killer david! you got some mad skills!!
deWeLL19th February 2008Hey, is it possible that the tabs of fourth video got 2 little mistakes?
I marked my changes with || on the unused e string:
------------||------------------------------------||-||
--11------------------------L------------------------||
--11----------------13pbr---L--11--------------------||
--------13--11--13-----------------13--11--13--11----||
--------------------------------------------------13-||
-----------------------------------------------------||
I'm not very experienced, so don't shoot me if I'm wrong
- {TooL}42018th February 2008
This blew my mind! I have to learn how to play this
Danilo Capezzuto17th February 2008Great tone and feel.
al christie16th February 2008Great tone, tell us your secret?
coxy8115th February 2008awesome!!!!! love it dave
sam4715th February 2008You nailed it David! Man I wanna play like that!
zoom15th February 2008Give me more please! I love this.
John In Socal13th February 2008awesome, more lessons like this please (any instructor). Muris also has a great SRV lesson with the shuffle approach in it. Good stuff.
Fran13th February 2008Great lesson indeed!, really captured that SRV tone there
bmh110912th February 2008This lesson + my strat + the marshall on crunch cranked way up is awesome! killer lesson love the very thick SRV vibes
Gabriel Leopardi12th February 2008Awesome lesson David! Great style and sound!
good job!
Jakub Luptovec12th February 2008Oh guys... just look how many members - and instructors - are currently practising this lesson... I think, there are no words needed but still, I fell that have to say it:D
O_o crazy (in the best meaning of this word:) )O_o
bookmarked
preownedguitar12th February 2008Awesome David! I love SRV and his detailed techniques, can't wait to work this one out.
UncleSkillet12th February 2008That was cool. Tone was great (spot on) and the licks captured his playing perfect. Thank you for another great leason. Definite bookmark ('click')
Pablo Vazquez12th February 2008I love Stevie Ray Vaughan so, I love this lesson!!
Nick32511th February 2008awsome
Hisham Al-Sanea11th February 2008very welldone Davide
Ivan Milenkovic11th February 2008Great in the style of SRV Walli! Love it!
Stevie-Ray-Vaughn11th February 2008Amazing .. just amazing .. theres no other word
- dreamtheaterfreak11th February 2008
sweet lesson
the riff in the beginign sounds like schools out 
Jerry Arcidiacono11th February 2008Simply awesome! Great playing David
I like this lesson a lot.
SensE11th February 2008It is wonderful ! Remind me all the great time listening to SRV
at lights end11th February 2008very cool
Robwylde11th February 2008That was just Fantasic. I think my jaw dropped open when the video started!!
Muris Varajic11th February 2008Awesome David!!
That's single coil,love it!!!
Tuubsu11th February 2008Niiiiiiiiicccccccceeeeeeee......!!!
Dejan Farkas11th February 2008Excellent, lot's of power
krudtaa11th February 2008This is great David. Cool lesson.
The Uncreator11th February 2008Beautiful solo man, brilliant interpretation of SRV, Incredible!!
Vurpa11th February 2008Awesome lesson David and i totally agree with you Purple hayes, the opening sounds like Schools out
Juan M. Valero11th February 2008great lesson, and great lick, so the result is a very interesting lesson
Nemanja Filipovic11th February 2008great stuff man....cool lesson
Jeff11th February 2008Awesome! You sound exactly like Stevie. Great lesson David!
purple hayes11th February 2008Great lesson. This is going into the queue of awesome GMC lessons I need to learn.
The opening lick seemed to nod at Alice Cooper's School's Out opening riff...nice.
Gen11th February 2008Awesome lesson man
Toni Suominen11th February 2008Great licks David!
Bogdan Radovic11th February 2008Very cool lesson David !! Great job on SRV
kyldeee11th February 2008That was awesome
botoxfox11th February 2008Cool
ZakkWylde11th February 2008Awesome! You need a more vintage sounding amp and it would be SRV himself
Joe Kataldo11th February 2008Wow, a great sound and Feel
- Tsarpf11th February 2008
Ah yes, I got some words too: Amazing, Cool
Eat-Sleep-andJam11th February 2008Stevie would be soooooooo proud
Kristofer Dahl11th February 2008One word: AWESOME!!
Oh wait another one: beautiful!
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Welcome to my first Stevie Ray Vaughan lesson! Today we'll try to pick some elements of his playing.
The goal in these types of lessons are to incorporate a new style into your own musical vocabulary.
Stevie Ray tunes a half step down, just like many blues players do. But to simplify, we'll play in standard tuning in the key of Eb.
Have fun!
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
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Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
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