Kristofer Dahl2nd September 2010Competely wicked and an awesome introduction to a new style (well to me that is). As usual you rock the house Adrian!
Vasilije Vukmirovic2nd September 2010Sounds great!
Bogdan Radovic2nd September 2010Awesome composition and lesson Adrian!
Fingerspasm2nd September 2010Good stuff Adrian. I really like Jack White. Thanks for a great lesson.
Zsolt Galambos2nd September 2010You rock, man!
Love your lessons!
alvaroshredd2nd September 2010WOW! cool lesson adrian thanx!
one question, what effects do u use in this one? sounds awesome
Ivan Milenkovic2nd September 2010great cover, awesome!
Crazy_Diamond2nd September 2010Awesome.... Finally a Jack White lesson..... Your lessons reallys rocks bros
Adrian Figallo2nd September 2010Competely wicked and an awesome introduction to a new style (well to me that is). As usual you rock the house Adrian!
Thanks kris!!!, this is really a "new" style but it is based 99% on the 70's music, cool uh
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Sounds great!
thank you man!
Awesome composition and lesson Adrian!
thanks brother!
Good stuff Adrian. I really like Jack White. Thanks for a great lesson.
You rock, man!
Love your lessons!
thank you zslot, means a lot!
WOW! cool lesson adrian thanx!
one question, what effects do u use in this one? sounds awesome
more or less it is like this:
guitar -> guitar rig 4 -> oktaver -> fuzz -> split signal -> totally panned stereo plexis -> phaser
if somebody wants the GR4 patch, just ask!
great cover, awesome!
thank you brother, but it isn't a cover, it is inspired by them
Awesome.... Finally a Jack White lesson..... Your lessons reallys rocks bros
thank you brother, it was about time!
Mate Nagy2nd September 2010some unique stuff . . .
nice- Adrian Figallo2nd September 2010
thanks mate! means a lot coming from such a skilled player like you!
Daniel Realpe3rd September 2010very musical lesson! wicked fx! loved the ending!
fkalich4th September 2010once more, if not for you, I would not have returned as a paying member at this point. J Page has got to be one of your all time influences, directly or indirectly, I often hear wisps of his play in yours.
- fkalich4th September 2010
That is, you and Lucio. I get you two mixed up sometimes, you both have a lot of rhythm and melody, and you look similar without a head (as you both are in your lessons). Except for t-shirts, you have JD, Lucio has cartoon characters (I believe).
- Adrian Figallo4th September 2010very musical lesson! wicked fx! loved the ending!
thanks daniel!!
once more, if not for you, I would not have returned as a paying member at this point. J Page has got to be one of your all time influences, directly or indirectly, I often hear wisps of his play in yours.
That is, you and Lucio. I get you two mixed up sometimes, you both have a lot of rhythm and melody, and you look similar without a head (as you both are in your lessons). Except for t-shirts, you have JD, Lucio has cartoon characters (I believe).
thanks brother, this means a lot to me and i'm sure to lucio too, you are right he is an amazing player, i'm a big fan of his playing, BUT i wear the cartoons 
Bossie6th September 2010awesome and inspiring !!
Stephane Lucarelli6th September 2010Well done my friend, you nailed jack's spirit!
- Adrian Figallo6th September 2010
thank you bossie and stephane, super glad u like it!
- Adrian Figallo6th October 2011
i love this lesson
rhoads7th October 2011Awesome !
sieg66626th May 2012This one really rocks and is achievable. Well done.
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Hey there guitar lovers, ready for a new lesson? Hang on there because this one is a little different, this song is based on the playing of one of the most creative/original and at the same time roots guitars players around, i'm talking about Jack White, and in this particular song his work with The White Stripes.
To learn how to play, and specially to learn how to compose a song like him, first you have to be ready to tweak your current idea of how a guitar works, you will be exploring tempo changes, weird key changes, and in some cases you will have to make a guitar fill the space of a whole band.
Not too much theory here, in the verses we are playing this simple chords:and on the "chorus" we are playing the E blues scale:in case you are wondering how i made the "chorus" effect :)guitar -> guitar rig 4 -> oktaver -> fuzz -> split signal -> totally panned stereo plexis -> phaserhave fun!Adrián
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