Kristofer Dahl19th October 2007This is beautiful Ben!
JOhn19th October 2007great lesson it was sooooo catchy and the camera angels were great.
Francis Viviers19th October 2007I would call it accoustic funk country blues .. It has a very "funk" feel. This is awesome.
Muris Varajic19th October 2007Great lesson and idea Ben,love it!
Ben N19th October 2007thanks for the kind words im glad
that you like it
exorcyze20th October 2007This is rockin!
- Ben N20th October 2007
"I would call it accoustic funk country blues .. It has a very "funk" feel. This is awesome."
you got that right Francis Viviers is funky
too hehehe - Ben N20th October 2007
"I would call it accoustic funk country blues .. It has a very "funk" feel. This is awesome."
you got that right Francis Viviers it's funky
too hehehe 
Rtb20th October 2007Alright!
Just the right feel to play without any backtracks... Bring me a camp fire!
Juan M. Valero21st October 2007Great lessson Ben, congratulations !!! it sounds so cool
Jenkinson24th October 2007did you go to school for classical?
- Ben N24th October 2007
yes i learned 2 years classical music
- markpoulsen30th October 2007
this was my first GMC lesson, absolutely loved it! good work Ben
- Ben N25th November 2007
I'm glad you you like it!! there is so
much cool stuff here.. you will be busy... 
Carlos Carrillo21st March 2008excellent lesson and fantastic job!!!!!!!!
thanks Ben
Chokehold31st July 2008really love the sound of this
- Emilio Perez2nd December 2008
Ingenious idea! Wonderful!
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Hey everyone, this lesson is in the country blues style, and I dont use a pick. So to do it right you need to block the rest of the strigs. It's a good practice :)!
The chords are E E A A G B C B. Do as many pull off as you can, it sounds good :) Enjoy!
Ben N