fkalich29th July 2007Nice job Pavel, strong contribution, something with elements unique for the site up to now.
The Uncreator29th July 2007Excellent stuff, really being looking forward to this. Great tunes and great lesson!
Stratman5829th July 2007G Major will always have a place in my heart
Victafor29th July 2007omg! yes i was waitin for this!! great! it did not dissapoint
krudtaa29th July 2007thanks...great job man.
- FretDancer6929th July 2007
exelent Pavel. Im learning this one right now!
- atomix133730th July 2007
Awesome lesson man, I need stuff that lets me practice my stretches...
..Pavel you look like a guy at my workplace
No Payne No Gain30th July 2007Ha part of it sounds like a sitcom like 90210 or something, I forget the band and the sitcom. However I think I like it so whatever
Francis Viviers30th July 2007Pavel, is the last few of you frets scalloped ?
preownedguitar30th July 2007Yeah, its a Jem, I believe all of them are. Great work Pavelmasta!
Pavel30th July 2007Only last 4 are scalloped!
Thanks for you comments!
Muris Varajic30th July 2007Great job Pavel,as always!
- lliber30th July 2007
just so good!!!
Kai Muehlenbruch8th August 2007...this is so lovely BIG SMILE------>
and Stratman58 is right G major is so killer... works always...take a good Acoustic and play G major everyone is happy - dante2009015th August 2007
This song is just my speed i love it and it sounds great keep up the great work Pavel i can't wait for more!!
Bizo18th October 2007Great again!
- jonathanJ24th November 2007
Great lesson
- ACE154615th March 2008
nice one pavel!keep em coming!
Carlos Carrillo19th March 2008hey Pavel!!
great lesson!!!
good job!!!thanks
Jopie28th March 2008Sounds great! really going to practice this one
- Jonas Kreitzer3rd May 2008
great lesson Pavel
excellent flow of G major
It sounds so awesome with your jem as well - Jonas Kreitzer8th May 2008
By the way, how do you like your jem?
I'm thinking about getting one - Andrew15th September 2008
This lesson is awesome! Thanks!
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Now when you nailed the rhythm part of this song let's get onto the soloing part. This is a bit more difficult than the rhythm part but i'm sure you'll learn it fast as it is really fun to play. And we all know that if something is fun - it's easy to learn!! So, welcome to "Free To Go" Solo Part lesson and have fun!
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