Kristofer Dahl3rd May 2008Thanks so much David for reminding me of this old tape featuring your dad! Also - thanks for re-rcording the slow parts so we clearly can see what he was doing!
PS And thanks for mentioning me!!
RIP Dime3rd May 2008HAHAHA! Awesome! Really, some nice licks in there!
Martin la guitarra3rd May 2008i really love the blues country feeling - thank you David
Ivan Milenkovic3rd May 2008Cool retro lesson Walli!
Danilo Capezzuto3rd May 2008Cool lesson, funny! And well played of course!
kaznie_NL3rd May 2008ah so that guitar went from father to son! Nice looking lesson Walliman!
rockztar3rd May 2008cool... looks good
- EGMONT 19633rd May 2008
salut
merci d'y avoir pensé
c'est toi en 1961
????
UDO 
Muris Varajic3rd May 2008Great!!
Bogdan Radovic3rd May 2008heheh awesome lesson David !
Jerry Arcidiacono3rd May 2008Great sound and video editing David
Capt.Z3rd May 2008
nice lesson!! I like the way
you editted it. thats new.
Jad Diab3rd May 2008wow this really look like an old vidéo... video killed the radio star, video killed the radio star .. ta ta tarat ta
Gus3rd May 2008Hahaha. Your video looks so nice! Great idea for a retro lesson.
And the song is cativating.
Nick Kellie3rd May 2008nice one - I am a big fan of "The Shadows", you should check out Hank Marvin.
Nick
Marcus Lavendell3rd May 2008Hehe... I almost didn't recognize you Dave!
Awesome lesson as always!
at lights end3rd May 2008cool. loving the old film effect
Bali3rd May 2008I didn't know they had Parkers on the '60s!!
Kizaze443rd May 2008Your grandpappy played a Parker too! Wow! You are hilarious. Nice licks to boot.
David Wallimann3rd May 2008Thanks everyone! :-)
kyldeee3rd May 2008Awesome lesson David... I like the main video a lot
Joe Kataldo3rd May 2008Cool And Funny
Vinod Saranga3rd May 2008Very Musical
Great lesson & nice Idea
Nick3253rd May 2008nice. i like how it looks old
Nemanja Filipovic3rd May 2008nice lesson man,like how you capture the time.
Juan M. Valero3rd May 2008hahaha, great work mate !!!!
SensE3rd May 2008A very nice 1. Nice blue lick.
Gerardo Siere3rd May 2008That old man sure rocks
Fran3rd May 2008Hahaha! that "old" video was really fun to watch, great lesson!
Marcus Siepen3rd May 2008AWESOME lesson David, but what happened to your videos, the video quality used to be better ;-)
Hisham Al-Sanea3rd May 2008nice GMC archives 61 David.good idea
Dejan Farkas3rd May 2008Cool lesson, nice to go back to 60's
Jenkinson3rd May 2008David, that was an excellent lead! And an outstanding job at following a progression. It is good to see where alot of todays music originated from. Going back to the roots is always good!
OrganisedConfusion4th May 2008Awesome lesson David. I love the retro feel and video
This is brilliant and I am definitely going to try this out.- SensE4th May 2008
I got addicited to this feeling ! HAHA. I can't stop playing these few licks
Matt234th May 2008Great lesson. The GMC archives and old look video style are really funny.
Atlantik4th May 2008Great one.
- Alex874th May 2008
Haha, very retro and very good David
Carlos Carrillo4th May 2008hey David!!!very nice lesson!!!
Gabriel Leopardi4th May 2008It sounds very nice! I love the retro video effect. Well done David!
Alejandro Pinero4th May 2008cool and funny lesson !!
- Maximus5th May 2008
Great lesson. That video looks more like 1861!
blindwillie5th May 2008Oh David!
I love your little intro chats and this one is the best ever. Seems like you really enjoy it and put your heart and soul into it. Fun lesson. Thanks.
MickeM5th May 2008lol great one!
Pablo Vazquez6th May 2008LOL!!! COOOOL!!
Pi3814th May 2008Great lesson. You look just like your Dad!
Great lesson!
Pavlov29th January 2009Even though I'm about to practice one of your other lessons - I just have to mention that this was hilarious. Great job, what an amazing sense of humour.
- David Wallimann29th January 2009Even though I'm about to practice one of your other lessons - I just have to mention that this was hilarious. Great job, what an amazing sense of humour.
Thanks man!
Glad you enjoyed it. :-) 
Keilnoth9th August 2009Really cool lesson, and the licks are very interesting!
Dr.Arp21st September 2009Ahhh , how cool is that
2-3 Years ago I played a little session with a former Spotnicks' drummer in sweden ...
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In the early 60's came a band that revolutionized instrumental guitar music. They were called the Spotnicks. Today's lesson should please all the nostalgics that want to get into that kind of music.
The track is inspired by the song "Back to the roots".
Here is the chord progression we'll work with:
E-B-E-B
E-B-E-E7
A-E-B-E
E-B-E-E7
A-A-E-E
B-B-E-E
A-A-E-E
F#-F#-B-B
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The tools we'll use are mostly pentatonic scales. Try to follow the chords with some simple melodic ideas.
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