Archive | May, 2010
Richie Kotzen – Space Jam
Back in the day, there were so many up and coming shred guitarists, each trying to out do the next in terms of speed and technique. For me Richie Kotzen stood out. He has great chops, but more than that I love the phrasing. See what you think.
Continue reading...Jamming with the Melodic Minor
29 May 2010
I wanted to create a jam track, for guitarists to experiment with the Melodic and Harmonic Minor Scales. The attached track is a little different as you’ll find when you listen to it. Structurally it’s very simple. Just alternating between GMin and D7. You should be able to use, the Harmonic Minor or Melodic Minor scales over [...]
Continue reading...Frank Gambale Video Lesson
26 May 2010
This is an interesting lesson, not just because of the amazing playing, but also because its a great example of Guitar Fretboard Patterns. Not only that but he’s using the very same 3-1-3-1 type pattern that I’ve highlighted in my Sweeping 9th Arpeggios and Pentatonic Scales and Sweep Picking articles. As mentioned before, these shapes crop [...]
Continue reading...Minor 11th Chords
23 May 2010
Lets work out some Minor 11th Guitar chords and draw out some charts for them. The intervals contained in the Minor 11th are… As you can see, there are a lot of notes contained in this chord. Most often notes are left out of specific voicings. In my case, I’m attempting to keep the 11, b7 and [...]
Continue reading...Lawson Rollins, Fire Cadenza
22 May 2010
This is great Flamenco/ fingerstyle guitar playing. Notice the incredible speed and power he can achieve using the Apoyando technique. Very impressive!
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- admin: Hey Felipe, Glad you like it. If you have any questions, just drop me an email at my googlemail account, and I'll get back to you. jambole0192@g...
- Felipe: Very cool stuff man ! Would love to chat to you more about technique ! Have been incorporating many of the techniques you used for a while (still work...
- JohnyisAlive: Hello just singned up, thought i should say hi!...
- Olivier Maunick: Hello, Thank you for a nice website.Here are a a few humble comments about Neapolitan Major: This scale is called "Major" because of its natural...
- zippy: Of course there is a Bb it is also A#...check fretboard knowledge to know all the notes...good luck!...
- Jan: Sorry for screwing up the names; I was gonna ask the admin about the progression but somehow got it wrong. No harm meant!...
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29 May 2010
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