Man, he even has freakishly long fingers as Paul. amazing solo
hahahaha Carlos very interesting!!!!! Thank you very much my friends!!!!!
Paul would be so proud...
Great lesson!
Indeed - Gilbert! Awesome!
Cool licks Jose! I have a new name for You! Jose PaulLassagaGilbert!!!
Awesome licks
THANK´S A LOT GUYS!!!
Great solo!
Very nice!
Great solo! Your playing is fantastic! Nice lesson!
Great chops man, awesome lesson!
Very Gilbertish indeed and great fingers
Awesome solo and lesson Jose!
Amazin solo Jose, I've always liked that solo!
It's nice to see it converted as a lesson
Cool! You (your hands) even look like Gilbert!
Great job!!
You can only play that because you apparently stole Guilber's hands!
Nice job.
Woah that's totally awesome Jose!!
Pure Gilbert. Well done
Great!!Amazing licks
Nice Shredding, you nailed it
great gilbert lesson, one of my favorite styles, and this lesson nailed it! cool shredding, love the intervals at 0:16 or so.
Yesssss I love Gilbert!!! Awesome lesson, killer licks
Great licks Jose, very Gilbertish!
Nice indeed
Wicked ! Awesome legato, and evil shredding !
Nice solo!
Killer licks in this one!
Nice licks! Very Paul Gilbert!
Hi GMC!
This is the first lesson out of three dedicated to a great guitarist, Paul Gilbert. In this opportunity I've prepared a solo over a rock song. I've composed it long ago, while I was playing for "Purasangre", a local hard rock band. The chord progression is:
//: Gm/ % / % / % :// X2
//Bb/ % / C/Bb / % /Eb / % /F / % //
In the first 8 bars I play Gm open position pentatonics. This position creats very large intervals that makes the solo sound more complex than it really is. In the next 4 bars I play a melody over Bb Lydain scale, and in the last 4 bars, Gm eolian scale. All this changes of scales makes the solo very dynamic. The tempo is very fast, quarter = 198. The main technique here is legato. Practice each part slow at first and then increase the speed, little by little. Enjoy it!!!