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Feedback
Ian Bushell8th June 2009Thanks alot Caelumamittendum\\m/
Storm Linnebjerg9th January 2009Another first class lesson, Ian! Brilliant!
- Ian Bushell8th January 2009
Thanks alot Sinisa:D
Sinisa Cekic8th January 2009That's Coool Ian
- Ian Bushell7th January 2009
Thanks Dejan!
Dejan Farkas7th January 2009Great boogie Ian
- Ian Bushell6th January 2009Fantastic Ian!
Thanks Piotr;)That was soo cool man
the sweeping and such worked well and the phrasing and legato loved it man 
Thanks alot HAMWAGON!
Appreciate it:)Pretty usefull stuff! thanks a lot Ian
Great Wilska only a pleasure! 
Wilska6th January 2009Pretty usefull stuff! thanks a lot Ian
Toni Suominen6th January 2009Great work Ian!
HAMWAGON6th January 2009That was soo cool man
the sweeping and such worked well and the phrasing and legato loved it man 
Piotr Kaczor6th January 2009Fantastic Ian!
- Ian Bushell6th January 2009sounds great, I got a hot for teacher vibe from this. good job.
Thanks alot:DThere are only 4 teachers who, when they make a lesson, I am just about sure that I am going to like it. Ian. You to Gabriel. Also Lian. I will leave #4 a mystery man.
Thanks Fkalich, I really appreciate that.A Boogie?!?!
Awesome Ian!Great boogie man
Is that what it's called! haha
Thanks alot Muris and Emir:)Great playing and lesson Iain !
When is second part coming ?
Hay Pedja,
Thanks man, part 2 will come out when Kris is ready i suppose;)
That has more stuff up your street, hope you like that too:)Awesome. You are Ritchie Kotzen! Congratulations.
If only...
Thanks alot Sergio much appreciated.Woow!! Ian this is killer! i specially liked the last legato descending run, and some bluesy licks at the beginning, love it!! got to check this out!! /Rafael
Thanks Rafael!
Let me know how it goes:) 
Emir Hot6th January 2009Great boogie man
19935027rafa5th January 2009Woow!! Ian this is killer! i specially liked the last legato descending run, and some bluesy licks at the beginning, love it!! got to check this out!! /Rafael
Hisham Al-Sanea5th January 2009sounds great Ian.
Sergio Dorado5th January 2009Awesome. You are Ritchie Kotzen! Congratulations.
Alejandro Pinero5th January 2009Great solo Iain and sounds fantastic!!
Pedja Simovic5th January 2009Great playing and lesson Iain !
When is second part coming ?
Muris Varajic5th January 2009A Boogie?!?!
Awesome Ian!
fkalich5th January 2009Whoops, forgot you Hot. That makes 5 in the "I know it is going to be good in my view" category, still one mystery man left.
- fkalich5th January 2009
There are only 4 teachers who, when they make a lesson, I am just about sure that I am going to like it. Ian. You to Gabriel. Also Lian. I will leave #4 a mystery man.
John In Socal5th January 2009sounds great, I got a hot for teacher vibe from this. nice job.
- Ian Bushell5th January 2009
Thanks alot Nazgul and Gabriel:)
Nazgul5th January 2009Awesome licks Ian! And a song at 240 bpm is quite crazy, especially for rock type of playing.
Gabriel Leopardi5th January 2009Amazing solo Ian! This lesson rocks!
- Ian Bushell5th January 2009
Thanks alot for the kind feedback!
Rock n roll \m/ - Zephyr5th January 2009
The middle section makes me think of the intro to the head-cuttin' duel in Crossroads.
- Alex875th January 2009
Very nice soloing Ian
And cool backing, like dexxter said it reminds abit of Satch Boogie 
Ivan Milenkovic5th January 2009Yeah \m/ ^^ \m/
Dexxter5th January 2009Nice Ian, a bit of a "Satch Boogie"-feel in there
ItsMe5th January 2009\´´/
That's some serious rock'n'roll
Carlos Carrillo5th January 2009Rock n roll!!!!!! Great job Ian! sounds cool!!
kaznie_NL5th January 2009Sounds cool, bit to hard for me for now
cool!
Kristofer Dahl5th January 2009 Killer tone, phrasing,shred and swing...awesome Ian!
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Hay GMC!
This lesson request is based around a fast rock shuffle at 240 BPM.
The solo should help your phrasing, sweep picking, legato and expand your rock lick vocabulary.
Scales used in this lesson include pentatonics, the mixolydian mode and some chromatic passing tones as well as some minor arpeggios.
Follow the guitar pro tab for rhythmic notation. Straight up distortion tone with a hint of delay should do the trick for tone on this one. There are four backing tracks to jam with ranging from full tempo to half speed.
Tuning is standard (Low to high) E ,A, D, G, B, E.
Rock n roll!
Ian
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