kyldeee1st September 2008Oh, you can't believe how much I love you right now
Kristofer Dahl1st September 2008^^Agreed - I have listened to this tuned countless of times!
coffeeman1st September 2008I love this song Muris , I learned it by ear but now I can prove if I learned it the way you play it. Awesome song and awesome lesson, thanks for sharing!!!!!!
Praetorian1st September 2008Another great one Muris! Thanks for this!!
Kuba Szafran1st September 2008Awesome lesson as always!
Nazgul1st September 2008Wonderful, Blues everywhere!
Nick3251st September 2008awesome lesson muris
Capt.Z1st September 2008AH, YES!!!
I've been waiting for a lesson
on one of your songs!! WOOHOO!!
Emir Hot1st September 2008Ain't no sunshine when she's gone.......... (almost)
Hahaha man, this is just beautiful. Well done
purple hayes1st September 2008Every lesson you post makes me want to move to Sarajevo for personal lessons.
Marcus Lavendell1st September 2008Great one Muris! Love the feel in this solo!
Oxac1st September 2008Amazing as always Muris! Love your CD btw.
Halle1st September 2008Great lesson Muris, love it!
- Déjà vu1st September 2008
I love this song
! I wish I could tab out the whole album. 
kaznie_NL1st September 2008Cool! thnx Muris!
Ian Bushell1st September 2008Wow Muris you're such a well rounded guitarist man!
Especially dig the bit into the F7 it's just awesome the turnaround is great:)
Muris Varajic1st September 2008Many thanks guys,
warm regards from sunny MonteNegro!
Siggum1st September 2008Great lesson Muris, love the chilled backing as well
Bedlam1st September 2008Love the song, can't wait to learn this one...
wrk1st September 2008.. my iPod "Top 25 Most Played" list tells me i listen to this song a lot. So happy to have it as a lesson now. Thank you !!
Harris Sopovic1st September 2008Its very hard to make such a simple thing with such great feel. I vote muris for president !
Joe Kataldo1st September 2008Great Song Mate :;
David Wallimann1st September 2008Great tune Muris, there are so many useful licks in this track! Great job!
Juan M. Valero1st September 2008cool lesson, lot of awesome licks
Gerardo Siere1st September 2008Cant stop hearing it, the sound is so amazing.
Jerry Arcidiacono1st September 2008Beautiful song Muris
- Tjchep1st September 2008
Great tune.
Already figured it out by ear, but your way of playing it is so much easier.
Hisham Al-Sanea1st September 2008great as usual Muris.
- Maximus2nd September 2008
Very very sweet. Well done.
Carlos Carrillo2nd September 2008wow!! the blue notes!!An excellent example to develop to the maximum!! Great lesson Muris!!
Bogdan Radovic2nd September 2008Just beautiful !!
Ivan Milenkovic2nd September 2008Great as always mate, good job
Bondy2nd September 2008Iam soo happy I love this song.Muris once i get my guitar back from the tech iam all over this its a classic
Marcus Siepen2nd September 2008awesome Muris, Gary Moore could not have played this any better
Vinod Saranga2nd September 2008Great chord progression and Tune
Weldone Muris- Ivan Milenkovic2nd September 2008
Great dynamics Muris, and great lesson as alwyas
- Muris Varajic2nd September 2008
Many thanks guys
- Alex872nd September 2008
Fantastic Muris. I have to buy your album soon
- Adel Alsayed2nd September 2008
awesome !
whats tha name of the instrument that starts in the beginning ? 
Jose Mena2nd September 2008Great Muris, I am buying the album
Lian Gerbino2nd September 2008really lovely muris!
Danilo Capezzuto2nd September 2008This is a minute of magic! Simply awesome!
Dejan Farkas2nd September 2008It's simply beautiful
- whammysam3rd September 2008
Very heartfelt music.
chmilew3rd September 2008Lot of feelings there, love it
- Muris Varajic3rd September 2008
At the beginning there's an hammond organ I think,thanks guys!
Andi F3rd September 2008Awesome lesson as always, Muris!
Great chord progression and a awesome solo with great dynamics !
TakeJoy3rd September 2008Beautiful. Love.
Pablo Vazquez4th September 2008I just love your incredible lessons Muris!!!
- Muris Varajic4th September 2008
Thanks!!
Procyon5th September 2008Oh, this is so great! I bought this song and others from your album and I listen to it on an on. I am very happy to be able to play it now. It is such a wonderful tune... Thanks a lot!
- Muris Varajic6th September 2008
Thank you!!
Glad you like it. 
Pedja Simovic21st September 2008Very bluesy Muris nice feeling !
- Hoochie Coochie Man23rd October 2008
hey man. this is my first time writing a feedback. I have to say this is a masterpiece, and great sound! thanks for teaching this.
- Muris Varajic24th October 2008
Hey,welcome to GMC and thanks for you kind comment,appreciate it!!
Nice nickname tho,there is one Whitesnake tune I like a lot
and it goes like: I'm a Hoochie Coochie Man an I'm doing all I can..". 
Fretburns24th November 2008you never cease to amaze me,,your great at blues tooo! you have great feel and emotion in every style you do..i wish i wasnt so old,,ive got so much to learn...you inspire me to all the time,every lesson you do is out of this world..(are you an alien maybe?) how many hours do you practise in a day?...im trying to get 2 hrs at minute when i can..thanks again
- Muris Varajic24th November 2008
I'm very pleased to hear you like it!
As about practicing,I never actually counted how much am I practicing/playing,
few hours per day I would say,more or less. 
playaxeman6th December 2008Loved this lesson (again !! :-))
This is really a blues you can feel, love to play over it.
I wondered how to play the chords like
Amadd9
Amadd9/G
E7/9+
Cheers- Muris Varajic7th December 2008
This is Amadd9
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---1----------
---4---------
---2----------
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This is Amadd9/G----0-----------
----1----------
----4-----------
----2-----------
----x-----------
----3-----------
And finally E7/+9
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----8------------
----7------------
----6------------
----7------------
---------------- - playaxeman7th December 2008
Hi Muris,
Always helpful.
Thanks a million.
Robert - Muris Varajic7th December 2008
You're very welcome.
- kevvyg26th March 2009
Great lesson Muris!
Don't want to bog you down in theory, but you're using some unusual chords I haven't come across before. Just wondered how they fit in with A minor, an dhow the 'extra' notes from the chords 'work' with the melody. Perhaps it's just a 'nice' chord progression that you picked a few notes out of to create the melody...?
This will keep me going for a while...!
Kevin - kevvyg26th March 2009
Sorry Muris, I left off my 'for example'!
For example, how does the 'C' (2nd string 13 fret, Bar 1), fit in with the E7+9? When I see a note in the melody that's not in the accompanying chord, it throws me. I know E7+9 is E-G#-B-D-G, and you're not playing the 5th, but what's the reason for the C? It shouldn't fit, but it does!! Help!!
Kevin - Muris Varajic27th March 2009
Hi Kevin.
7+9 type of chord is very often in blues progression,
specially in minor keys as 5th degree chord or dominant chord.
Note C isn't involved in this chord as you have noticed
but blues players don't follow progression all the time
as jazz players do per example, note C in just a note
from Am pentatonic scale, they do pentatonic a lot.
On the other hand you can look at this C note as B#
and then you get kind of +5 feel, sweet jazzy sounding note. - kevvyg27th March 2009
Thanks Muris!
I try these chords out!
I think I'll learn the track and worry about the theory later. I guess the rule of thumb is to be aware of the theory, but don't let it get in the way! I suppose if a note sounds good, it doesn't really matter if it's in the scale or not!
Kevin - Muris Varajic27th March 2009Thanks Muris!
I try these chords out!
I think I'll learn the track and worry about the theory later. I guess the rule of thumb is to be aware of the theory, but don't let it get in the way! I suppose if a note sounds good, it doesn't really matter if it's in the scale or not!
Kevin
Well kind of, tho you should know WHY some note sounds
good even if it's not in scale or chord. - kevvyg31st March 2009
Can I just ask....I'm not sure what you mean by +5. As the key is Amin, would 'C' (or B#), not be the minor 3rd (or augmented 2nd)? I assume +5 is augmented 5th, which should be E# (or F).
Thanks!
Kevin
ps sorry if I'm being a bit dim...! - Muris Varajic1st April 2009
I was talking about E aug or E+5, not A aug,
5th is B and +5 is B# or C.
I said 5th degree in key,
this is Am key and 5th degree is E. - kevvyg2nd April 2009
Thanks for clearing that up Muris - time to practice I think!
KG - Muris Varajic2nd April 2009
You've got it!
- Romo29th January 2013
Please.. what is the song and album? I want to listen too? Just beautiful!
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45 Guitar Scales In...
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Hello GMC! In this lesson we'll try to learn how to play the tune called "Blue Note In A", it's on my debut album called "Let It Out". This first part of this Song-Lesson covers main theme played on very soft overdrive tone,almost a clean sound. Now,chops in here are surely not hard to learn or execute technique wise but it's dynamic in playing that gives the flavor to this part of tune.
Some notes are more accented, some are kind a swallowed etc. It's actually pretty common when you play Bluesy stuff and this tune is surely one of that kind. Rhythmic is something that is also interesting in this section and in Blues playing in general, many notes are not played straight on the beat but slightly ahead or before the beat. It's very hard to write all those moves in notation correctly so forgive me if I made some small mistakes in GP file,rhythmic wise. Best option is to let yourself to the groove and feel of the tune,those "off beat" notes will come out of your very natural.
It's in key of A minor and scale used here is straight Am Pentatonic Scale.
Tempo is 87 BPM, 6/8 measure.
I used Korg Pandora PX4D as always and here are the settings:
SGL>HUM 10.0
US HI-G Gain 1.7 Bass 2.0 Middle 2.0 Treble 9.0
JAZ 1x15 8.0
Mod FX OFF
PPDLY3 3.0
PLATE2 4.3
NR 8.3
Hope you'll like it! :)
Muris Varajic
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Blue Note In A, Blues, Phrasing, Song, Lesson, A minor, Pentatonicby Muris Varajic
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