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Good luck with forming the band HP! Getting a really good bass player can be hard. Adding to the "less is more" concept, there is something intriguing about smaller ensembles. The smaller line-ups leave room for musicians to be more creative and expressive, especially when they "listen" to each other, as this trio clearly do so well. After viewing the video, I was been fortunate enough to buy a concert ticket to see this trio in the UK in May, so looking forward to that. Cool stuff indeed!

Cheers HP!

Cool........cheers HP!

Also tuned into this performance here - really cool that's also something I would go for. I love the idea of a trio specially with a standup bass. Because that one has a sound which lays the foundation for many cool things. Still working on forming a band who would like to go that direction - that's not so easy ....

Glad you liked it - I was fascinated by the whole performance and their approach.

Sad Blues Rock Riff Here's a simple but great sounding blues rock riff in the key of D. sad blues rock D.mp3 sad blues rock D.mp3 Sad Blues Rock Riff.pdf

Heavy Blue On Black Blues - Guitar Lesson This is a heavy blues rock version of the song " Blue on Black " played with a drop D tuning. I show you this special riff and some very cool and heavy solo idea's to get a really hard lead guitar here. Heavy Blue On Black Blues.pdf Heavy Blue On Black Blues.gp heavy blue on black blues.mp3 If you have any questions please ask it in this post below or book a private online guitar lesson.

Cool performance. I enjoyed that. Any time there is a stand up bass, you have my attention.

You are welcome. If you are interested in Jazz guitar as well, you may find the following video of interest. I watched it earlier in the week and was extremely impressed by the trio.They certainly have a cool approach to things. Regards, Jeff

This is a smooth pop or lounge song played with a acoustic nylon guitar.

That one is quit a while ago - totaly forgot that one

Cool..........

Here I teach you how to start with modes on rock guitar with a simple chord progression : Am / Am / F / G Here you can download the files associated to this tutorial :

Hey James, thanks for the feedback. Yes it's a guitar pro file - version 7. If the upgrade is too expensive for you why not getting the reader app. That one is only a few bucks. I strongly recommend using the guitar pro files. It's way better to learn.

Another great lesson. BTW what is the GP file? Would that be a Guitar Pro file? I could not open it in Guitar Pro 6. I love Guitar Pro; do I need to upgrade the program to read the GP file? james

Welcome Mark!!

Hey Mark, nice to have you here ?

Hey Hans the name is mark :)sorry I didnt really introduce myself..Good to be here.

Hey.. btw whats your name ? ? yes take your time. There is a lot of material to learn and improve. ?

Thankyou Hans will download and check it out later today,Just want to thank you while im here for helping me improve on my blues playing.

Hey Phil, thats great to know. One always have to keep the work going on the guitar. BTW - love your quote ?

Love this lesson, and working hard to perfect it .....