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This is actually quite and easy question if you’ve heard enough music
Scott Henderson – Dolemite
The PERFECT example of how to develop a solo over many choruses, hits some hip outside sounds and cool fusion lines but never treading too far away from thats SRV blues vibe…. MASTER
Great job dude! Im really familiar with this solo too 🙂
You should give barnyard breakdown a go next!
Oh – Did I mention?
http://www.leviclay.com/missmisstreater-transcriptions.html
FREE transcription! 😀
Cheers guys! Really touching comments!
THAT is EXACTLY why i’m doing my best to bring people to this forum, its full off class. Everywhere else I’ve posted this, noone cared! hahahaha
Really glad someone appreciated it 😀
Just to clarify, for those that cant view the video on youtube (as its not licensed in your region)
you can view it on my website! 8)
Chris P ladies and gentlemen!
The man that will one day be known as the Rebecca Black of guitar!
hahahahaha
Most of them go for your method, I must admit that it is easier, especially when you do something in Locrian or something… thats A LOT of accidentals
on the other hand…
If you’re notating something in a mode of the melodic minor scale, what key do you go for then?
As for some of the old school guys that I’ve caught up with recently, Greg only ever writes in tab without rhythm, he gets his notation done by Eric Wirsing, and Mike Stern does some himself, that he does my way, writing E dorian lines in G major. Hemme B. Luttjeboer also did alot of Stern and Henderson back in the day, he uses the same method.
Its a mine field! 😀
