Kristofer Dahl20th February 2008Wow love it - I think you two just started something that belongs to the future of GMC!
I also love the punchy country runs!
at lights end20th February 2008wow this is great.
makes you want to dance around in circles.
coffeeman20th February 2008Awesome Muris! Can we expect intermediate and Begginer too ? Thanks
Tuubsu20th February 2008Wow,How in the world are you able to catch all these different styles so brilliantly!?! Your one son of a gun man!
botoxfox20th February 2008Lovely!
Mark.20th February 2008Cool !! Really happy stuff
DeepRoots20th February 2008Awesome lesson! And great one getting Andrew involved to help out with explaining the videos- great work both of you, and many Thanks for such a cool one again!
Robin20th February 2008Too freakin cool.
David Wallimann20th February 2008Wow!!!!
AMAZING MURIS!!!!
Juan M. Valero20th February 2008Excelent lesson !!! I'm working in another country lesson, but now (that I see your video)I don't know if I could find it, your lesson is too amazing !!!
eddiecat20th February 2008Fantastic!
What a coincidence, I just read your answer
telling me about the 3rd being the difference
between Mixo and Dorian,
and I find that C note here again!
Anyway, you two make a super team!
Congrats on your first lesson together!
Muris, I'll tackle this one in 10 years, maybe...
Joe Kataldo20th February 2008Cool really interesting stuff
Gen20th February 2008Awesome lesson!
Muris Varajic20th February 2008Glad you like this collab of Andrew and me!
Jerry Arcidiacono20th February 2008I've some free time right now... and I'm going to learn this awesome lesson...
purple hayes20th February 2008YeeeeeeeHaaaaaaaaw!
I am so learning this! Excellent.
audiopaal20th February 2008Oh my god, this is too awesome
How about a country beginner/intermediate lesson?
kyldeee20th February 2008yeeehaaaw indeed
This is an awesome lesson, makes me wanna dance around in my room 
Owen20th February 2008Haha. After listening to Albert Lee for the last couple of days this lesson was exactly what I needed
Whether I'll be able to play it or not is another thing
- Muris Varajic20th February 2008
Thanks guys.
This is a serial which means Beginner and Intermediate are coming right up!
Marcus Lavendell20th February 2008Amazing!!!
kaznie_NL20th February 2008That sounds so cool!!
Pablo Vazquez20th February 2008Cool, Awesome and Great Lesson!!
- The Hunk20th February 2008
hahahaa!!! this is awsome, almost makes me wanna go and chase a chicken or do the hillbille dance
You Rock Muris 
The Uncreator20th February 2008Great lesson Muris, seems there isnt a style you haven mastered
Andrew Cockburn20th February 2008Muris did all the hard work, I just did a little talking - pleased to be a part of this, thanks Muris
Gabriel Leopardi20th February 2008Excelent! Good job Muris!
Hisham Al-Sanea20th February 2008nice work muris
- Maximus20th February 2008
Your diversity continues to amaze!
Bogdan Radovic20th February 2008So fast and so clean ! Great country lesson ! I love that style!
Jeff20th February 2008Cool!
SensE20th February 2008O M G ! yOu CAN play any kind Of MusiC !
Toni Suominen20th February 2008Very cool collab lesson guys!!
visi0n20th February 2008Really Amazingg i got no words!!! great Muris
Ivan Milenkovic20th February 2008Bravo majstore!
Dejan Farkas20th February 2008Great stuff Muris
and Andrew as well 
Capt.Z20th February 2008I dont even like country, but u can make
anything sound good. U rock!- Muris Varajic21st February 2008
Appreciate it guys,a lot!!
And big thanks to Andrew of course! 
RIP Dime21st February 2008Awesome, love the voice over too!
UncleSkillet21st February 2008I love that 'B' bender effect at the end.
Good show and thanks- EGMONT 196321st February 2008
dobrij dan muris
I mis few fingers for make this
I wait for beginner lessons ???
hope soon
THX
UDO 
andrei.sz21st February 2008Muris , man you are crazyyyy, this is incredible!!!
... and i realy like the structure of the lesson with Andrew's voice as a comment.
Andrew has a nice voice , maybe you will do more lessons like this .
Amazing guys !!
Ben N21st February 2008wow that was so cool!!!!!!!!
great great great- Muris Varajic21st February 2008
Thanks Ben,it's great to see you back!!
Nemanja Filipovic21st February 2008mislim sta reci:)Muris great lesson....
Dashooter22nd February 2008Just wondering, why did you get someone else to do the voice over? Is your accident really that thick?
slak22nd February 2008Wow that's great!!
- Dashooter22nd February 2008
oops I meant accent
- Kristofer Dahl22nd February 2008
I am glad so many people liked the voice over - this insipres us to try to deliver more of these lessons to you!
- Muris Varajic22nd February 2008
Thanks Kris and guys.
Dashooter,that's a long story but I believe that Andrew's voice
sounds nice in here to say the least. 
leedbreak22nd February 2008Thanks Muris and Andrew, brilliant lesson. Someday your playing is not going to blow my mind anymore. But I am just not so sure when this may happen.
- Muris Varajic23rd February 2008
Give it a try Jason,use slower backing and slowly upgrade the tempo step by step.
It's about staying clean and accurate,we don't need rush here,don't worry. - Mats23rd February 2008
Awesome Muris, loved it! But just a question: When do i see you using your "lightpick" again?
- Muris Varajic23rd February 2008
Thanks and good question.
I gave too many on gigs and left with just few of them in my pocket...
Waiting for new package to arrives. 
WTN27th February 2008You have a God given talent. Absolutely incredible that you can play so many styles with total perfection.
- Muris Varajic27th February 2008
I would rather call it hard work,thanks tho!
- WTN28th February 2008
Well everything takes hard work. And based on your life story, you have probably seen things that we have not, or never want to see. You can call it hard work, and it is, but you have a talent that transends this world. Godspeed......
- RouteOne5th March 2008
The "little talkin" we need (no, I will not go chasing chickens).
Carlos Carrillo9th March 2008great job Muris!!!!!!!
thanks- Muris Varajic9th March 2008
Thanks Carlos.
Sorry for asking...but why do you use copy+paste when commenting lessons?
Just curious,no big deal tho. 
demonmyst15th March 2008Muris, your lessons aren't just good, they're funny. :]
- Muris Varajic15th March 2008
Then I'm gonna take that as a compliment.
Ausguitar26th April 2008I think the talking in the video is a waste of time, since it is only a repeat of the text already there.It maybe alright for someone that can't read though.
I have limited megabytes monthly so have to be carefull what I download,for me the talking is not good,it simply uses to many mb.
Apart from that I think your lessons are fantastic Muris.- Muris Varajic26th April 2008
Sorry to hear that but majority of members is asking for spoken videos,
you must understand others needs as well.
Young Guitarist20th September 2008I liked the spoken lesson thing. And this is just AWESOME! ^^ Like demonmyst said, its also funny! I just wanna dance around
- Muris Varajic20th September 2008
Appreciate it.
Aleksander Sukovic20th September 2008Great lesson, Muris!
- Muris Varajic20th September 2008
Thanks man
Tolek9th December 2008Yeah, shred island!
Great, Muris!- Muris Varajic9th December 2008
Ohh right,I promised clip,
first thing to do when I get back from London. 
Fretburns2nd February 2009wow Muris!! ive just started to try and learn country style(hybrid picking etc)..you did a mighty fine job man...seems you are great at any style you try
- Muris Varajic2nd February 2009
Give it a shot and let me know if you need any help,
thanks for the comment tho! - Rufmai23rd November 2009
muris this exercise is the reason that signed up in this site. in the first 4 days i got it at 110 bpm but i think its gonna take a lot of time to get it to 155.i'll give it a good try tho.
anyway thx for the lesson!! - Muris Varajic26th November 2009
Keep it up and thanks for signing in, well done!
derper10th January 2012Amazing!!
- derper7th February 2012
Still one of my favorite lessons!!
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Hello GMC crowd and welcome to my Country Picking serial, Advanced level this time.
It's standard Country chord progression, I-IV-V, we are in A key so we have A, D and E chords. Scale wise I used more of them, A Mixolydian, A major scale, A major pentatonic:
A Dorian, A minor pentatonic.
It's all related to chord progression, you'll realize it in a second. :)
Tempo is 155bpm,4/4 bar, we'll be playing 16th notes most of the time.
Techniques involved:
alternate picking, "chicken" picking, use of open strings, bends.
Voice-over by Mr. Andrew Cockburn.
Have fun! :)
Muris Varajic
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