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Jonathan Burgos3rd April 2010I LOVE IT! <333333
AC/DC Rocks And so do yo!
Great man! Thanks for the comments 
Dennizzz1193rd April 2010I LOVE IT! <333333
AC/DC Rocks And so do yo!- Jonathan Burgos4th January 2010
Thanks guys!!! I´n glad! The sound is great
! 
Sinisa Cekic3rd January 2010Good powerful guitar sound ,i like it !
Pure Rock
Sergio Dorado31st December 2009Great heavy lesson!!!
- Jonathan Burgos28th December 2009Cool sound, vibrato, and tasty playin'! Well done!
Thanks Krisztian!!! I´m glad man!!
Krisztian Lovrek26th December 2009Cool sound, vibrato, and tasty playin'! Well done!
- Jonathan Burgos25th December 2009I'm really getting the feel for your style, Jona! Another awesome lesson. Really a great Christmas present! Cheers!
!! Thanks my friend!! I´m so glad bro! Merry Christmas! 
NoSkill25th December 2009I'm really getting the feel for your style, Jona! Another awesome lesson. Really a great Christmas present! Cheers!
- Jonathan Burgos25th December 2009Great demonstration of true hard rock style, this lesson really rocks!
Are you sure?!? Thanks Ivan!!! you are a great guitarist man! your lessons rocks to! Is a pleasure and .... Merry Christmas my friend I've got my headphones on listening to this and my head is rocking back and forth. This is cool! I like the ending. It's cool to see that you added the blue note in here with the G Minor Pentatonic. I always do that and this tune is right up my alley! Thanks once again for an awesome lesson bro!
Thanks you my dear Friend! Thanks for love and studying my lessons. You always say me a beautiful and inspiring words. Merry Christmas Bro!!Happy Holidays! 
Jeff25th December 2009I've got my headphones on listening to this and my head is rocking back and forth. This is cool! I like the ending. It's cool to see that you added the blue note in here with the G Minor Pentatonic. I always do that and this tune is right up my alley! Thanks once again for an awesome lesson bro!
Ivan Milenkovic24th December 2009Great demonstration of true hard rock style, this lesson really rocks!
- Jonathan Burgos24th December 2009
Thanks you very much friends! I´m really glad!!
Nice words 
Zsolt Galambos24th December 2009Very tasty lead and a great lesson!
JuanMV24th December 2009Great Lesson Jonathan, as usual.
Emir Hot24th December 2009Very interesting phrasing. Your tone really rocks
Daniel Realpe23rd December 2009Nice pauses! love the feel it gives to your phrasing. The tone is great as well!
- Jonathan Burgos23rd December 2009
Thanks guys! I´m glad. Enjoy the lesson!
MirkoSchmidt23rd December 2009wow, very cool joni! i have to learn that! i havent much time because of the MTP, but i hope i can find some hours to rock that!!! great stuff my friend!
kaznie_NL23rd December 2009Cool lesson Jonathan, you have cool phrasing as always
Piotr Kaczor23rd December 2009Brilliant playing, as always!
- Jonathan Burgos23rd December 2009Yummi - love it Jonathan! I think people should be inspired by your use of pauses in between the phrases - it gives lots of power to your lines.
I think the same captain! Thanks for your comment! and thanks for all!Very cool Jonathan, agreed to what Kristofer says. The pauses really makes sense, but the difference to the 70's is really that You are playing a lot tighter than they were doing back then... :-)
Thanks Staffy!AWESOME phrasing, vibrato, bending, legato... Your lessons are just incredible, Jonathan ! (I must add them to my lesson plan )
Thanks friend! I´m glad so much! thanks for your words! 
Alexiaden9323rd December 2009AWESOME phrasing, vibrato, bending, legato... Your lessons are just incredible, Jonathan !
(I must add them to my lesson plan 
)
Staffy23rd December 2009Very cool Jonathan, agreed to what Kristofer says. The pauses really makes sense, but the difference to the 70's is really that You are playing a lot tighter than they were doing back then... :-)
Kristofer Dahl23rd December 2009Yummi - love it Jonathan! I think people should be inspired by your use of pauses in between the phrases - it gives lots of power to your lines.
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Hello friends, welcome again to the world of modern teaching guitar! I refer to GMC! We are back for work on the foundations of modern rock. Today we will see a style influenced by the Blues in all its aspects. We could identify several bands at the time, but the most featured would be AC/DC. Predominant use of the pentatonic scale in composition and in the solos. The real work lies in the originality in creating or doing the solos and not always perform the same phrases. You will see from this lesson, I use a rhythmic similar, but the ends of the solos are different. This is one of the major works in the lesson.
In this lesson I use a sound respecting the style of the song. Distortion (tube screamer, OD-1, etc) with some delay and reverb.
Chords:
G5 - A # 5 - F5
C5 - G5 - C5 - D5
Techniques
Legato
Palm muting
Alternate picking
Bending
Vibrato
Slide
Scales
G Minor Pentatonic + blue noteFrom this course:
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