I think this is one of the coolest sounding lesson in the whole GMC catalog !
Awesome rockin' lesson!
crazy diamond: jajajaj yeah the next lesson becomes with bikini girls!!!! ajajja
thanks Kris!! and thank you guys!!
adrian: wow thanky you very much man!!
Alvaro and playaxeman: thank you guys!!!
Wow man, this really rocks!
This rockS!
Strong riffing and great soling here! Well done.
Great lesson with awesome Hammond in the background!
Very cool Lucio - I think I got a California vibe from this! =)
California Jam with no Bikini Girls ??? What where you thinking due ????
Joke: This lesson is awesome Lucio great job.
WOW! youre the best lucio! thnx a lot for the lesson!
you are my favorite instructor right now lucio, and this kind off lessons are why!
Love that rock organ! really Deep Purplisch
Very cool stuff man. Keep on rocking lick this
I'm loving this!
Cool man It rocks your socks off
Hey GMC rockers! This lesson's influenced by the great Deep Purple live album released in 1974, where a young David Coverdale and Glen Hughes make their first appearance with the band. Other popular influences include: Van Helen's David Lee Roth, Bon Jovi, Extreme...
The lesson begins with a typical Purple style riff. In the solo intro I play E7 arpeggio licks. The following section of the solo is based on the G Major scale. This part is melodic and expressive, and you’ll find lots of bends and long notes with vibrato. You must pay attention to the pitch of the bends, and the vibrato, to make the solo sound expressive.
The ending is more complicated due to the legatos in the B major scale. You have to practice it slowly and concentrate on getting a very clean sound - by building speed gradually.
If you have any concerns, questions, or problems please contact me.
Techniques:
* Vibrato
* Bends
* Legato
Scales and Arpeggios: