Kristofer Dahl1st June 2008
Oh my, this is so "Chucky" - respect! 
Killer topic and the fact that you made it on request makes it even cooler - thanks Jerry!
Alex871st June 2008Wow, great Chuck style Jerry! Nice one indeed, new guitar ?
Marek Rojewski1st June 2008Oh i like that! Maybe not my style, but it will be great for me to practice scales. Thanks!
- Kristofer Dahl1st June 2008
^^Exactly - and legendary rock licks!
axelsson1st June 2008Jerry be Good!!
DeepRoots1st June 2008Awesome- you couldn't have done a better job here Jerry! Great lesson.
Atlantik1st June 2008The site wouldn't be complete without a lesson covering Chuck Berry.
Great work.- Col Roberts1st June 2008
Rock on!!! Love the old style rock 'n roll. Thanks Jerry. More please ....
Dejan Farkas1st June 2008This is how rock'n'roll started
Well done Jerry
kaznie_NL1st June 2008Rock 'n roll baby! Cool stuff Jerry!
Marcus Lavendell1st June 2008I just have a big smile on my face when listening to this!! It's so cool!! Excellent Chuck Berry lesson Jerry!!
- Martin la guitarra1st June 2008
Oh....My....God..........BOOKMARKED!
Thank you jerry for this AWESOME lesson! 
Nemanja Filipovic1st June 2008Great lesson,I really like the sound of drums.
Nick Kellie1st June 2008great!
Danilo Capezzuto1st June 2008Grande Jerry! Nice lesson!
Ivan Milenkovic1st June 2008Yeah! Rock'n'Roll!
black and white1st June 2008The problem with GMC is that every day another GREAT lesson comes out..........I just can not keep up
.........excellent lesson, love it Jerry. Another to bookmark and add to my learning schedule. Thank for your time and expertise.
bladzerok1st June 2008this sound really good! thanks for the lesson
Joe Kataldo1st June 2008Nice Lesson and New Guitar Mate!
Jerry Arcidiacono1st June 2008Thank you guys
New guitar yes...
Bogdan Radovic1st June 2008Excellent lesson Jerry !! My favorite type of solo there
at lights end1st June 2008cool
Trond Vold1st June 2008Excellent!
You nailed the Berry style 
Marcus Siepen1st June 2008Awesome Lesson, this one really rocks
Hisham Al-Sanea1st June 2008great style Jerry ..very welldone .
Juan M. Valero1st June 2008Oh, really cool !!!! I love it
Muris Varajic1st June 2008Nicely covered Jerry,great axe tho!
Sergio Dorado1st June 2008Very cool. The sound is authentic!
- Jerry Arcidiacono1st June 2008
Thank you again guys
Pablo Vazquez1st June 2008Wow!!! Well done!! Great lesson Jerry!
Old School Rocker2nd June 2008Excellent I LOVE OLD SCHOOL ROCK AND ROLL
Great lesson, great sound I am definately bookmarking and praticing this when i get home.- Jerry Arcidiacono2nd June 2008
Thanks
Toni Suominen2nd June 2008Rocking lesson Jerry!
Nick3252nd June 2008awsome
sam472nd June 2008GREAT JOB!! I love it! I'll be on this till I nail it!
The new guitar sounds great.
This is such a great site. Your an awesome player Jerry. Thanks for the lesson.- Toofister2nd June 2008
Awesome Jerry, I loved it and can't wait to learn it.
Carlos Carrillo3rd June 2008excellent lesson Jerry!!!
- sam473rd June 2008
It amazes me that you came up with this in such a short period of time. I'm really enjoying it. Your a talanted musician. I'm proud to say I take lessons from you.
- Jerry Arcidiacono3rd June 2008
Thanks guys! You're too kind
Gabriel Leopardi3rd June 2008Rock and rollllllllllll! yeah! you did it perfect! good job!
Gerardo Siere4th June 2008Great sounding old school solo
- Jerry Arcidiacono4th June 2008
Thanks!
- sam475th June 2008
All the practicing with scales really paid off on this. My pull offs are really weak and my hammers are slow but I do hit the note. I don't really know what to ask about improving the pull-offs. ? Especially at the 8th lesson where there's two pulls in a row. I get nothing.
- Jerry Arcidiacono5th June 2008
Hi Sam,
legato technique can take a lot of effort to develop. Basically you can start studying some trills.
Marcus Lavandell did a great lesson about this topic, check his Trill Guitar Lesson.
Don't worry about speed, of course. Also, it's very important to warm up your hands and avoid any pain while you're studying.
I suggest you to check some lessons about legato on GMC. 
Daniel Realpe4th February 2010yeah back to the future! great
- Jerry Arcidiacono4th February 2010
Thanks Daniel
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Major Scale Bass Lesson
major scale, one finger per fret, patterns , alternating finger picking, finger dexterityby Bogdan Radovic - Difficulty4
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Hi GMC, I wrote this lesson after a request from our member sam47. It's been a real pleasure for me to record this one. Chuck Berry is one of the pioneers of rock'n'roll and a great influence for the electric guitar. I'm quite sure all of you have seen the movie "Back to the future" with Micheal J. Fox :D
So, this is my little tribute to the great Mr. Berry.
This solo uses the minor pentatonic/blues scale and some added notes. You can find five backing tracks with different tempo.
I used my Washburn Idol WI67Pro and the Korg Pandora PX4D.
Settings:
Dyna: HUM>SGL 3.7
Amp: US HI-G - Gain 3.3 - Bass 5.0 - Treble 6.3 - Middle 5.3
Cab: JAZ 1x15 - Value 10.0
Rev: PLATE1 - Value 3.3
NR: Value 8.3
Key: A major
Time signature: 4/4
Tempo: 170 bpm
Enjoy!
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