Awesome rock phrasing man. Welcome to GMC
very cool lesson
Thnksss I love slash style too!!
Wow! super tasty lesson with cool licks! I love it!
Cool lesson on Slash's style
Cool lesson man
Thnk you guys!!
Great lesson man! Nice tone!
Man! This lesson is awesome!
Welcome!
great man! very tasty melodic phrasing, I love this style
thank you!! gracias master!!!
Amazing first lesson. Muuy grossa....!
Thnak you guys!!!! sorry for the lateness I still learning how to use the fuctions of the site!! jajaj
Kaznie_NL: yeah the first part is my favourite too!! thank you for all for the welcome and Im very happy of that it has served to you!!
Awesome lesson Lucio!
Welcome once again
awesome !
Great lesson!
There are some cool licks in there!
Great rocker style! Welcome Lucio!
Great lesson! Welcome Lucio
Fantastic 1st lessons Lucio, welcome once more!
Realy great lesson Lucio!It sounds very good!
Great playing. This style looks fun to play! Welcome to GMC!
Great Lesson Lucio ... Again, welcome to GMC
Excellent lesson and great playing! Welcome to GMC, Lucio!
Great lesson, love the major-based solos
very cool solo lucio, welcome to GMC!
very cool!
Amazing first lesson Lucio! You have captured the style perfectly!
Great first lesson Lucio!!!
Wow, those licks are awesome! I love the first part, where you kinda combine the rhythm and lead
Beautiful playing and very good-looking guitar You captured Slash's style perfectly !
Welcome to GMC, Lucio
Love this style of playing.
Great first lesson.
Wow Lucio this lesson is spot on Slash's style, very tasty - welcome again!
Lucio's intro thread can be found here.
Hi rockers!
In this lesson we´ll study the Slash sytle, when he plays country music. In songs like “I used to love her”, “Sweet child o´mine” and “Paradise city” Slash plays a lot of resources from the country music. In this lesson we will exemplify some of them.
This lesson is in the D major scale, mainly in the pentatonic. It starts with a bend in E (third string in the ninth fret) which ends in the 3º of the chord of D mayor (F#), push with your pinky the 1º and the 5º in the higher strings. Then play a cool country melody with this notes, is very important to let ring the higher notes while we are phrasing with the third string. Then it comes the fast lick of the solo, which we divide in several parts. The first part is in the D major pentatonic scale and it uses Slash's resource of repeating the same note in diverse parts. In the second and third part we play the notes of the D major chord adding the 4º and the 9º to adorn it. To finish this lesson we play a very expressive chromatic melody that ends bending C# to D (first string, 21 fret). Tip: Play it slowly and clean. Then analyze the interaction between the chords and the solo. It will give you many ideas for your own playing.
Have fun!!
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