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FDP Forum / The Chop Shop / Best Guide (Article) to Soloing I've ever read!

marin.d Italy When my guitar gently screams...	Oct 14th, 2003 11:49 AM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic This is a very cool little article about soloing. Randell Young sums up very elegantly and simply what took me 20 years to understand!! I thought I'd like to share it with you. marin Article "On Soloing" (This message was last edited by marin.d at 12:52 PM, Oct 14th, 2003)
RayP Contributing Member USA Life aint for the Squeamish.	Oct 14th, 2003 12:14 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic I think I have read this before,.. anyway he's pretty much right on the money.. when I was first learning to improvise, the teacher I had at the time (we're setting the way back machine to 1971, 72) said things very similar to what Randell's writing says. it's the foundation I've worked on since I was a kid,,, So, digesting this article, and having it ring all the bells it rings, yes!! on all points! I agree..
Deacon Blues Contributing Member * Redneck savage with a man-purse full of stuff.	Oct 14th, 2003 12:17 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Good stuff, marin.d.
MVaello Moderator Spring, Texas PC-31	Oct 14th, 2003 12:55 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Love the line about not getting full of yourself and that with the groove the drummer and bass are laying down you could spit on your guitar and get an ovation. I will definately be quoting that. Excellent article. Thanks marin.d
marin.d Italy When my guitar gently screams...	Oct 14th, 2003 01:52 PM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic I like rule number seven: "Don't think". :)
SWOMGT USA American Disingenuity	Oct 16th, 2003 07:21 AM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic I wish Al DiMeola had heard of rule number five. (This message was last edited by SWOMGT at 08:09 AM, Feb 12th, 2004)
Doc Quinn Paris, Texas - USA Doc Quinn	Oct 16th, 2003 07:34 AM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic Very Good Artical! Thanks Gary Ward for the heads up on this site! Doc Mistabluesman Comin' Atcha (This message was last edited by Doc Quinn at 07:48 AM, Oct 16th, 2003)
RoboCaster USA	Oct 16th, 2003 08:49 AM   Edit   Profile   Print Topic   Search Topic It’s a good synopsis of jamming concept. I’m almost there, but I’m now practicing laying down the riffs and scales overtop the rhythm of the current chorus and keeping it applied to my picking style. In other words playing rhythm and phrases with leads…. Hopefully I will soon break through and not think about any of it and just feel the basis of the song and go with it. I like to add alot of picking while maintaining the chorus and accents of chord chages.

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