Ben Higgins14th February 2013Love that tone, S-Master !
Bogdan Radovic14th February 2013Love the ending fast run!
DeGroot14th February 2013Fine looking gold Strat!
The clever F#min chord change caught my ear. Cool blues playing!
Sinisa Cekic14th February 2013Thanks guys
Sensible Jones15th February 2013Great stuff Sinisa!! Especially that last descending run, loved that!!!
smolentsev15th February 2013awesome!
- myhandyman10th March 2013
I been knocking myself out, enjoy this one a lot almost got the last part up to speed sounds great on my strat too lol
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Holla GMC!
Blues time!
Here I have a nice blues solo for you. With it you can practice your solo licks and pentatonic skills. You can use all of your imagination and with a couple of techniques (slide, bends, vibrato) you can do anything! There are loads of ways of getting more variety from a simple lick.
The pentatonic colors, both major and minor, provides much more fun if you have right plan and the melody in your head.
Give it a try!
Guitar : Fender Stratocaster Frankestein
Equipment : Sonar8 DAW, Guitar Rig 5 plugin
Tempo : 75 bpm
Signature : 4/4
Chord progression : A, D7, E7,F# minor, B
Key signature :A