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- Jerry Arcidiacono15th December 2009
QUOTE (eddie---- @ Dec 15 2009, 10:41 PM)
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Thanks, whatever this means - eddie!!!!15th December 2009
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- Jerry Arcidiacono15th May 2008
Thank you guys
- Anuj8th May 2008
just gr8888888
- Carlos Carrillo12th March 2008
fantastic lesson!!!!!!
thanks Jerry!!!
- Danilo Capezzuto26th February 2008
Nice job.
- Joe Kataldo11th January 2008
Great
- Farbror Kudde29th October 2007
very nice!
- Jock McRock6th September 2007
Weird (but good) piece, starts kind of bluesy then has this kind of neo-classical Yngwie J thing happening here -I so want to play these runs but I'm all fingers!
- Jerry Arcidiacono6th September 2007
Thank you muris!
- Muris Varajic6th September 2007
This Beatles tune is soo great,LOVE the lesson Jerry!!
- Jerry Arcidiacono4th September 2007
Thank you again! I'm glad you like this lesson.
- andrei.sz4th September 2007
really cool lesson
- white eagle4th September 2007
Love Eric clapton
That is one of my favorites
Great job
- Ryan3rd September 2007
sweeping and sliding. Thats new grounds for me. And is getting annoying
great job man!!
- Jerry Arcidiacono2nd September 2007
IDontWantThisUsername: Maybe in the future, I can use my N2 for a rhythm lesson. For all GMC members, of course.
- IDontWantThisUsername2nd September 2007
If that's the guitar i think it is, it has an amazing sound for rythm guitar =D Can you make a rythm lesson just for me to listen to? XP
- Nick3252nd September 2007
nice
- David Wallimann2nd September 2007
Very cool man,
I love your Washburn dude! :-)
- Eat-Sleep-andJam1st September 2007
While my guitar gently sweeps lol
A humorist indeed:D
Great lesson you keep impressing me !
- John
- Jerry Arcidiacono1st September 2007
Thank you guys!
- Juan M. Valero1st September 2007
Great lesson!!! I like your sweeps
- Victafor1st September 2007
very good! i think ill learn it! it will help my sweeps haha my guitar gently sweeps
- The Uncreator1st September 2007
Just Awesome Man, Fantastic Job!!
And you kinda look like Peter Steele in your picture, off topic, but oh well
- zoom1st September 2007
sounds great love those sweeps
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Beatles, Intermediate, A minor, Soloing over minor progressions, Arpeggios, Sweeping, Shred, Shredding, Rock licks, Bending, Double stops, Rock soloing
Hi everybody!
I'm back to the electric guitar for this lesson. I wrote this solo over a chord progression reminescent of "While my guitar gently weeps" by The Beatles. I suggest you listen to this tune.
On the album version (The White Album) the solo was played by Eric Clapton.
You can find more information here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/While_My_Guitar_Gently_Weeps
I use some sweeping licks. So, the solo should be named.. While my guitar gently sweeps.
:-| I'm a humorist, I know.
Seriously, feel free to change the timing and try to adapt these licks in your own playing.
However, this lesson is not a sweeping exercise! So I hope it will be useful also for players that are still learning this technique.
Gear used:
Washburn N2 -> Marshall Valvestate VS230 -> Shure SM57 mic -> PC
I used a rotary effect (software) for guitar to add a kind of "vintage feel".
Key: A minor
Time signature: 4/4
Tempo: 60 bpm
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