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- Atonal ChallengeLEVEL 6Atonal arpeggios sequence to improve modal composition and right hand picking.
- Hot Country SoloLEVEL 7A fast modern country solo with emphasis on open string pull-offs.
- Love MeLEVEL 8Kris is back! Monster lesson covering heavy rhythms, crazy/exotic leads and strategies for originality.
- The Festive ChallengeLEVEL 7Three Christmas songs each one arranged at a different level for this Christmas Competition!
- Festive Challenge 2010LEVEL 7A special Christmas themed challenge for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced
- Hot Bluegrass CountryLEVEL 6This lesson covers a hot country solo with bluegrass inspired open string pull-off licks and banjo rolls, as well a bend the nut bend, tuning keys dip, double-stops and much more.
- Hot Country LicksLEVEL 7This is my first country lesson where you can find hybrid picking, alternate picking, slides and bendings.
- Hot StratLEVEL 7A hot classic rock and roll with many classic licks in the style of Chuck Berry, Johnny Winter, Angus Young and Stevie Ray Vaughan as well as modern rock licks of Ritchie Kotzen, Steve Morse and Eric Johnson.
- Meet Me In HoldsworthlandLEVEL 4A melodic line in Eb with a variety of chords.
Feedback
Kristofer Dahl2nd June 2021Thanks mate - the more time passes the more impressed I am myself... When recording this I wasn't happy at all though - but that's just how it works I guess. You can do it mate 👊 It was very refreshing to try something completely different.
FreePizza1st June 2021I always liked Hot Wired by Brent Mason but never had the chops to pull it off. This has that level of difficulty or more. Bravo on getting through this and with such precision. I really enjoyed the v-log. It gives us players aspiring to conquer relatively difficult material inspiration and hope. Killer job!
- Kristofer Dahl6th May 2021
Awesome Tlabella - YOU CAN DO IT 👊
Tlabella6th May 2021I'm inspired. That's all that matters.
- Kristofer Dahl6th May 2021
It's my learning journey documented, hopefully it can be useful to others. Those of you who browse the forum will be familiar with this already, but most GMCers only browse the lesson archive.
I try to experiment with new types of content in my lessons, to keep the site direction fresh and useful. In the process we learn what works and what doesn't - and then we can adapt future content production.
So any feedback is useful to us: Did you find this useful/inspiring? What would you like to see done differently? Perhaps you would like to request something completely different?
I'm all ears 🤗 
Steve Gilfield6th May 2021Why is it posted as a lesson if it is an REC to Chris Shofner's lesson "Hot Country Solo"?
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Can You Teach a Robot to Love? I don't know, but learning Country sure was difficult for me!
What you are seeing here - is me playing Chris Shofner's "Hot Country Solo".
It's been quite a journey - which started with this poll where you guys voted on what lesson I should tackle. I kept a V-log thread throughout my practicing.
Finally, don't miss my REC take, where other GMC instructors grade my performance.
Gear:
FGN J-Standard Iliad with Bare Knuckle Country Boy pickups
MXR Dyna comp > MXR 10 band EQ > Fulltone OCD > Strymon BigSky (no amp used)
Logic pro DAW
Duet2 usb
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
