Hi Guys,
Welcome to my lesson No. 41
This lesson ist about the session players of the 80's & 90's. During this time these players had their biggest time
specially for pop singers. Most of their solos had a great impact to the songs because the had some remarkable melodies.
So my lesson today shows how you could build a simple but nice sounding solo.
I chose the typical song structure AABA for this.
The first A Part is the rhythm guitar part and then on the next A Part I start with my solo.
The B Section is the bridge and perfectly shows the connection between the keyboards and the guitar melody.
The last A part is the last solo on a higher register.
A Part 0:03-0:16
| F#m | % | E/F# | % |
| F#m | % | E/F# | D E |
A Part 0:17-0:30
| F#m | % | E/F# | % |
| F#m | % | E/F# | D E |
B Part 0:31-0:44
| D | D | Em | F#m|
| D | D | G | G |
A Part 0:45-1:06
| F#m | % | F#m/E | % |
| DMa7 | % | C#m7/11 | D E |
Have fun! ;-)
Final words
I tried to transcribe as close as possible. Specially in the Guitar Pro 5 you'll find all this little extras!
Cheers - Guido
Technical specifications
Guitar: Music Man Luke II
Strings: D'Addario NYXL 009
Audio Interface: Focusrite Saffire PRO 24
Recording SW: Logic 10, several plugins
Amp(Only for Monitor): Peavey JSX Top with Marshall 2x12" V30
Kemper Profiling Amp: Diesel V4
This profile is available for purchase here:
http://www.guidorist.com/en/product-category/kemper-amp-profiles/
Standard tuning: E, A, D, G, B, E
Tempo: 140 BPM