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Vasilije Vukmirovic22nd August 2010This is awesome, I like Steve Morse!
Lucio Antolini12th August 2010Heyy thank you very much fkalich!!! I´m so glad to read this post! I hope not to disappoint you!! Thanks a lot!!
fkalich11th August 2010You are one of the main reasons I rejoined GMC again. I will say it again. I had listened to your play and thought "damn, that guy is so good, amazingly so". But I wondered if that was just my taste. But then I looked at your bio and see this has also been widely recognized in Argentina. Anyway, thanks.
Dejan Farkas11th August 2010I like it, well done Lucio
- Lucio Antolini11th August 2010
yess Kris Steve is one of my favourite guitar players too!! thanks!!! thank you guys!!
Ivan Milenkovic10th August 2010great cover of an awesome player, I love it!
Zsolt Galambos9th August 2010Wow, what a great solo! Cool lesson, man!
Daniel Realpe9th August 2010very cool piece, great job!
JVM8th August 2010Sounds awesome lucio! Looks like more of a 6-7 difficulty though, but maybe I'm way wrong!
Adrian Figallo8th August 2010incredible lucio!
Jerry Arcidiacono8th August 2010Great solo Lucio! Morse is a great player and you have covered his style very well!
Bogdan Radovic8th August 2010Great lesson! I attended one of his clinics and it was a great experience! You captured the style well!
Kristofer Dahl8th August 2010Awesome coverage. Steve is definitely one of my favorite guitarists, I love the aggressive 16th notes and chromaticism, very cool Lucio!
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Hi GMC!! Today we´ll have a lesson inspired on the great Steve Morse!
This guitar player is amazing! The way he uses chromatic phrases, the swing and the arpeggios is awesome!
This lesson is inspired on the Deep Purple side of Steve. It starts in the pentatonic minor of D, you must pay attention to the swing in this licks. The fast part is the chromatic lick; you should practice it slowly.
Then come the arpeggio part. The chords are:
Bb - Am - Dm - C - Bb - F - C - %
Bb - Am - Dm - C - Bb - F - C - % - A7 - %
This part’s got a melodic line in the higher notes. These notes must sound more strong and clean that the others.
And if you like Deep Purple, I have a tribute band too. It’s called Perpendicular, you can listen us here: www.myspace.com/perpendiculartributo .
Have fun!!!
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