Rock Rhythm n Solo Lesson

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This lesson is an example of how to create interesting solos without shredding 1000 miles per hour. What will helpe you here is - practicing chord shapes and creating small licks.
Also this lesson will show you how to sound "big" with only one guitar in the band. Often, when the lead guitarist plays a solo it sounds empty because there is not enough backings. Well - it can be improved! How?? Check this lesson out!

--Pavel

Lesson Questions, Feedback & Comments

Rockwouldbe	1st March 2007
Rock Instructor	Good one pavel , it is an intersting one.

yuriy_boyko	1st March 2007
Member	actually one of my favourite lessons on the site.thx

Kristofer Dahl	1st March 2007
GMC Founder & Rocker	I must say I really like this one too - well done Pavel!

crabman	2nd March 2007
Member	Another great lesson Pavel!!

chainsbroken	2nd March 2007
Member	Grreat job Pavel. I really like this lesson. Nice to slow things down a bit.

Ben C	3rd March 2007
Member	Not a bad lesson at all!

bengals	4th March 2007
Member	nice...

Norven	6th March 2007
Member	I think the tab on the first video is wrong E\|\|-----------------------------------\| B\|\|-------------------------------10--\| G\|\|---------6-7-6----9-----8-------9--\| D\|\|---------7--------7--7--7--7-7--7--\| A\|\|--0--0-0-------0-------------------\| E\|\|-----------------------------------\| I think it should be like that...

Kristofer Dahl	7th March 2007
GMC Founder & Rocker	Norven: Thanks - this should be fixed now - please let us know if we still missed something!

Zag	17th May 2007
Member	It just gets better!

Aaron	26th May 2007
Member	nice one!!! is that a blanket?!? lol

Carlos Carrillo	21st February 2008
Instructor	Hey Pavel!!!...Thanks!!!! Great lesson...Very creative...nice job