GregH19th May 2013Great lesson. I like the sound and feel of it.
Jouve19th May 2013Awesome melody and vibrobends!
Fayeed Tan19th May 2013Thanks mates!
sieg66619th May 2013I really enjoyed listening to that. Classy sounding and imaginative use of slides.
Dieterle19th May 2013Very FINE ONE !
SoundShapingDotCom19th May 2013wow beautiful and very interesting playing style, will have to do this one soon. One remark,are you guys sure this is level 5, cause there are some very advanced runs in there, cheers!
- Opossum19th May 2013
very cool
- Fayeed Tan20th May 2013
thank you everyone for the kindest words!
wow beautiful and very interesting playing style, will have to do this one soon. One remark,are you guys sure this is level 5, cause there are some very advanced runs in there, cheers!
I agree with you and I think 5 is quite inaccurate. But then there are only 2 licks that are difficult and the rest are easy
5 will have to do I suppose
Thank you for the kind words and suggestion! 
Darius Wave20th May 2013Great tone and dynamics! Good to practise feel and rhythm!
- Fayeed Tan21st May 2013Great tone and dynamics! Good to practise feel and rhythm!
Thanks man! 
Patrik Berg22nd May 2013beautiful jazz playing Fayed, very tasteful.
Javier Aviles22nd May 2013Fantastico. I like your phrasing and your feeling. Greetings from Spain!
Me gusta tu fraseo y tu feeling. Saludos!
TreyDeschamp23rd May 2013You put so much emotion into this tune. Straight up awesome!
Piotr Kaczor24th May 2013Superb tasty playing, Fayeed! I like the ambience sound - from your recording room I suppose
Ben Higgins29th May 2013Oh wow, that is fantastic playing, Fayeed !!
- guitarsennin11th June 2013
About the rating of 5. If we compare this to some of the level 9 stuff, there is a huge HUGE difference. For instance, sweeping with tapping by Muris is level 9 for sure, and comparing the difficulty with this, it makes the "5" difficulty level seem pretty accurate. I think on this site (which has a lot of high level lessons), we can probably consider level 5 still advanced.
Bogdan Radovic11th June 2013About the rating of 5. If we compare this to some of the level 9 stuff, there is a huge HUGE difference. For instance, sweeping with tapping by Muris is level 9 for sure, and comparing the difficulty with this, it makes the "5" difficulty level seem pretty accurate. I think on this site (which has a lot of high level lessons), we can probably consider level 5 still advanced.
You are exactly right! 5 is a rating for "Advanced" lesson on GMC. Click here to check out difficulty ratings chart for GMC lessons.
DeGroot12th June 2013I love this solo. Sooo smooth with a tasty tone.
Yoppe16th June 2013I like your slide expression. Guitar is singing!
- DRfelipedias19th August 2013
oh myyyyyyyyyy i'll tank you for this.
I'll work on it 
Drwu25th February 2014Just awesome yeah. I was illuminated when i've heard the high bending note just before the finish with the legato. Will try to make it...
Tagaluchi16th March 2015Lovely tone out of that strat!
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Hello everyone!
Another cool lesson for all of you and by saying cool I mean the mood of this solo and backing track is slow and cool.
As the title suggests "Slow RnB jam" is a solo that I just wrote and decided to share it with all of you here at GMC!
What I’m trying to show through this lesson is that everyone must feel the backing track or the chords of whatever jam you’re faced with first before actually jamming. Most of the times we just want to shred it out as much as we can but that’s actually wrong. Sometimes shredding too much can kill the melody thus taking the music out of the jam.
I hope that after this lesson everyone will learn how to keep it cool first before actually playing anything on the fret board.
Gear used:
Guitar: Fender 60th Anniversary Stratocaster
Strings: D'addario
Effects: Amp effects & drive
Amp: Fender Stage 1000
Standard tuning: E, A, D, G, B, E
Tempo:170 bpm
Recording gear:
Shure PG81
Shure SM57
Roland UA-25 EX
SONAR LE (recorded)
Adobe Audition CS6 (mixing & mastering)
