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- Vintage RockLEVEL 460's and 70's rock: vintage distortion, dynamics and powerful picking / strumming.
- Vintage Hard RockLEVEL 5Based on Vintage Rock bands like AC/DC where we can find the predominant use of the pentatonic scale in composition and in the solos.
- 70s PopularLEVEL 5Inspired by popular rock bands from the 70s like Free, Led Zeppelin and The Doors.
- Neo - VintageLEVEL 7Lesson combining modern guitar concepts in vintage styling and backing track.
- Vintage Rock RiffingLEVEL 5Classic rock riffs with an A minor pentatonic solo.
- 70s PopularLEVEL 4Inspired by popular rock bands from the 70s like Free, Led Zeppelin and The Doors.
- 70s Popular RockLEVEL 4Inspired by popular rock bands from the 70s like Free, Led Zeppelin and The Doors.
- Warm & fat vintage rockLEVEL 3Vintage rock playing - warm and fat tones.
- Classic Rock TechniquesLEVEL 4Essential classic rock techniques, inspired by bands like AC/DC or Free.
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newguyatgmc23rd February 2013THis guy was the best hard rock tutor on GMC..miss him...
Zsolt Galambos12th April 2010Awesome lesson, man! Love your phrasing
Jonathan Burgos8th April 2010Thanks friends!!!!
Santiago Diaz Garces8th April 2010Great sounding and, as always, perfect playing Jonathan! Nice work!
Laszlo Boross6th April 2010Really useful lesson and tasty playing!
Marcus Siepen5th April 2010Very cool rocking lesson
- Jonathan Burgos5th April 2010very nice playing with elegant feeling!
Thanks Marius!! And welcome partner! Is a pleasure that you'll join us.
awesome playing man, love your fresh ideas!
Thanks Lian!! That is precisely what I want. thanks for the comment.
Tasty! I felt it. Love your vibrato that really makes it sing. I need that in my playing.
Thanks bro! That's what I want to convey and teach, work the vibrato is very important. let's say, is the fingerprint of the guitarist.Very effective approach to vintage rock leads!
Thanks Bodgan!!Great playing Jonathan. I love solos like this.
Thanks Emir!! Me too I like this kind of solos. And the interesting thing is to show the other possibilities of improvisation. thanks for comments.i love the bass lines and the groove in the backing track jona, great and tasteful licks by the way!
Gracias mi amigo! The backing sounds cool ... haha. I like it. Thanks for comment. 
Chowy Fernandez5th April 2010i love the bass lines and the groove in the backing track jona, great and tasteful licks by the way!
Lian Gerbino4th April 2010awesome playing man, love your fresh ideas!
Vasilije Vukmirovic4th April 2010Great lesson, Jonathan!
zoom4th April 2010Tasty! I felt it. Love your vibrato that really makes it sing. I need that in my playing.
Bogdan Radovic3rd April 2010Very effective approach to vintage rock leads!
Adrian Figallo3rd April 2010great work jonathan!
Emir Hot3rd April 2010Great playing Jonathan. I love solos like this.
- Jonathan Burgos3rd April 2010Very nice Jonathan - also I love how you threw in that pentatonic run at 00:49. Serves as a perfect "less is more" example, sometimes one single run is all that's needed.
That´s right, Kris. That was my intention. My last lessons are aimed at working with the concept of assembly in a band and matured at the time to do solo's. Thanks for the comments.Cool groovy backing. Nice main theme and so fine fast licks too learn from. I love this lesson wanna give it a try.
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Maybe you could do a lesson about the the rhythm part because that is very lively with some great bass line riffs.
It's a good idea my friend and I had thought about and I will. the work on this backing track is very interesting. I am so glad you liked my new lesson. thanks for comment.
Thanks people!! 
Marius Bob3rd April 2010very nice playing with elegant feeling!
Dennizzz1193rd April 2010Lovely
Stephane Lucarelli3rd April 2010Sounds great my friend, well done!
playaxeman3rd April 2010Cool groovy backing. Nice main theme and so fine fast licks too learn from. I love this lesson wanna give it a try.
p.s.
Maybe you could do a lesson about the the rhythm part because that is very lively with some great bass line riffs.
Kristofer Dahl3rd April 2010Very nice Jonathan - also I love how you threw in that pentatonic run at 00:49. Serves as a perfect "less is more" example, sometimes one single run is all that's needed.
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Hello again friends! It is my pleasure to meet again and continue studying the guitar. Today we will be working a very sensual rock piece, so friends, get help from your girlfriends, boyfriends, or whatever and put a tube into his house and ask them to dance, hahaha! This style dominates the legacy of blues, maybe some a little more funky rhythms on the guitar, giving sensuality.
I hope you enjoy it my friends!
In this lesson I use a sound respecting the style of the song: Distortion (tube screamer, OD-1, etc) with a little reverb.
Chords:
E7 – A7/E – G – D – A7
Techniques:
Legato
Palm muting
Alternate picking
Bending
Vibrato
Slide
Scales
E Minor Pentatonic + blue noteFrom this course:
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