Dorian Funk Lesson

Jonathan Burgos

Dorian Funk

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- Jonathan Burgos20th November 2009
  QUOTE (GGTopGuitarist @ Oct 15 2009, 02:16 PM)
  remids me of ice 9 and a guy called rick graham.. are you influenced by him at all?
  
  No my friend. But , I Know very well the style of Joe . Is a mix of Blues and Dorian ... Lydian , etc ... and the moves ... are the same ...always.
- GGTopGuitarist15th October 2009
  remids me of ice 9 and a guy called rick graham.. are you influenced by him at all?
- GGTopGuitarist15th October 2009
  remids me of ice 9 and a guy called rick graham.. are you influenced by him at all?
- GGTopGuitarist15th October 2009
  remids me of ice 9 and a guy called rick graham.. are you influenced by him at all?
- Marcus Siepen26th September 2009
  great stuff, some killer licks with awesome feeling.
- Jonathan Burgos10th September 2009
  QUOTE (AlexLion @ Sep 10 2009, 03:30 AM)
  berko you meant Ice 9? Cause I can`t find Cool 9..
  
  Hello Alex, the song you can find in "G3 Live in Concert" (Satriani, Vai, Johnson)
  
  See you!
- AlexLion10th September 2009
  berko you meant Ice 9? Cause I can`t find Cool 9..
- Jonathan Burgos9th September 2009
  QUOTE (berko @ Sep 9 2009, 11:00 AM)
  Man, I haven't even read the main text below the vid but instantly I recognized the feel of Cool #9, one of my favorite Satriani song's. Awesome backing and a really cool tone! Your lessons are really inspiring
  
  Hey buddy! Is true what you say. This lesson is the real color of "Cool #9". This lesson teach you to understand the style of Joe Satriani. Enjoy the lesson and learn the secret of Joe!
- berko9th September 2009
  Man, I haven't even read the main text below the vid but instantly I recognized the feel of Cool #9, one of my favorite Satriani song's. Awesome backing and a really cool tone! Your lessons are really inspiring
- Jonathan Burgos9th September 2009
  Thanks everyone!
- Toni Suominen7th September 2009
  Awesome sound there Jonathan!
- Laszlo Boross7th September 2009
  Great lesson Jonathan! Very tasty.
- NoSkill6th September 2009
  This is really cool, Jonathan! I like the pauses between phrases...it just makes you want more...then you deliver. Neat lesson, indeed!
- Jonathan Burgos5th September 2009
  Thanks friends!! your comments are a really inspiration for make more lessons!
- Emir Hot5th September 2009
  Great lesson. Your technique is really cool.
- Vasilije Vukmirovic5th September 2009
  Very melodic!
- Bondy5th September 2009
  Another great lesson loved your first one,love this one too
- Jonathan Burgos5th September 2009
  QUOTE (jeff @ Sep 4 2009, 08:04 PM)
  Sorry I mean video 3...
  
  Thanks Jeff! I can see the problem. Now , i will correct the tab. Soon you can check and play the lesson.
  
  Thanks again!
- Santiago Diaz Garces4th September 2009
  Nice lines man!!. Great job!
- Jeff4th September 2009
  Sorry I mean video 3...
- Jeff4th September 2009
  Jonathan, can you check the tab on video 2? There seems to be a note missing on the 4th string 12th fret. Maybe I've got it wrong?
  
  thanks!!
- Jonathan Burgos4th September 2009
  Thanks parter!
- Sinisa Cekic4th September 2009
  Great lesson ,well done Jonathan !
- Jonathan Burgos4th September 2009
  QUOTE (jeff @ Sep 4 2009, 04:05 PM)
  Yeah Baby! That's what I'm talking about! I could jam to this all day. Awesome licks Jonathan
  
  !! Thanks man! Your comment made me laugh a lot! thanks again. Enjoy the lesson!
  
  QUOTE (Muris Varajic @ Sep 4 2009, 03:25 PM)
  Sweet licks, good work.
  
  Thanks Muris! you are a incredible guitarist. I feel a great admiration for you. You are my favorite guitarist of GMC.
  
  Is a honor.
  
  QUOTE (AlexLion @ Sep 4 2009, 02:12 PM)
  Press "H" in guitar pro while on notes, that will be hammer-onpull-off, well in case if you didn`t know
  
  Thanks Alex! now I can work with the hammers! Look at the others instructors of Argentina. They don´t mark the hammer to, so i tell me
- Bogdan Radovic4th September 2009
  Great funky lesson!
- Jeff4th September 2009
  Yeah Baby! That's what I'm talking about! I could jam to this all day. Awesome licks Jonathan
- Muris Varajic4th September 2009
  Sweet licks, good work.
- AlexLion4th September 2009
  Press "H" in guitar pro while on notes, that will be hammer-on\pull-off, well in case if you didn`t know
- AlexLion4th September 2009
  Hmm, it seems legato is kinda tricky in here But I see you mix alternate with legato, and you not marked again where is legato in gp5, this might be confusing for begginers. But I`ll figure out that myself
- Jonathan Burgos4th September 2009
  QUOTE (AlexLion @ Sep 4 2009, 12:22 PM)
  Cool Jona, I love bends here! I will learn this now! Keep fantastic lessons coming! Nice backing tracks too!
  
  Thanks Alex! let´s to work!
  
  QUOTE (David Wallimann @ Sep 4 2009, 12:34 PM)
  Oh yeah!!!
  I am loving this! So many cool licks!
  
  Thanks parter! you have great lessons to!
  
  QUOTE (Jesse @ Sep 4 2009, 01:20 PM)
  Really cool lesson!
  
  Didn't think it was really funky... the backing was:D
  But for Fusion, you get an A+!!!!!!!!!
  
  ! You're right! but keep in mind that the funk is not as slow songs. Let's say that is a Dorian funk-soul
- Ivan Milenkovic4th September 2009
  Sounds very cool, and smooth!
- Jesse4th September 2009
  Really cool lesson!
  
  Didn't think it was really funky... the backing was:D
  But for Fusion, you get an A+!!!!!!!!!
- Jesse4th September 2009
  Really cool lesson!
  
  Didn't think it was really funky... the backing was:D
  But for Fusion, you get an A+!!!!!!!!!
- Jesse4th September 2009
  Really cool lesson!
  
  Didn't think it was really funky... the backing was:D
  But for Fusion, you get an A+!!!!!!!!!
- Jerry Arcidiacono4th September 2009
  Groovy lesson Jonathan. I like the way you hit the strings here
  Good job.
- kaznie_NL4th September 2009
  I like your tone, and phrasing!
- David Wallimann4th September 2009
  Oh yeah!!!
  I am loving this! So many cool licks!
- AlexLion4th September 2009
  Cool Jona, I love bends here! I will learn this now! Keep fantastic lessons coming! Nice backing tracks too!
- Jonathan Burgos4th September 2009
  QUOTE (playaxeman @ Sep 4 2009, 11:37 AM)
  Great sound. (what did you use for it?)
  
  Nice runs your have there.
  
  Great lesson
  
  Cheers mate
  
  Thanks buddy! I use a mesa boogie simulator amp and simulator of a OD-1 with two speak of 12´; medium level of delay and more reverb (time: 2,9 sec. level mix approximate: 35%)
  
  Thanks again ... for the comment.
- playaxeman4th September 2009
  Great sound. (what did you use for it?)
  
  Nice runs your have there.
  
  Great lesson
  
  Cheers mate
- Jonathan Burgos4th September 2009
  
  Thanks family for the comments!!! I like the backing track, but I do not like the sounds. The next will be better. I'm learning to work in this great place!
- Sensible Jones4th September 2009
  Great stuff Jonathan!!!
- Pedja Simovic4th September 2009
  Awesome sound and lines Jonathan!
- Gerardo Siere4th September 2009
  Great groove!
- Zsolt Galambos4th September 2009
  Very tasty,great lesson
- Sergio Dorado4th September 2009
  Awesome groove and feeling!
- Kristofer Dahl4th September 2009
  Very fresh and fusion sounding - thanks Jonathan!

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- Tags: B Dorian, Funk, Blues Scale, Joe Satriani, Andy timmons, Fusion licks, Fast licks, Vamp, B minor vamp, Major 6th, Dorian mode, Funky, Groovy
We will be analyzing a “sound”. In particular the fusion of the Dorian scale with the Blues.

We will use the Blues scale and the Dorian scale that form this particular harmony.
Some, such as Santana, (example, Oye como va), Joe Satriani (Ex. Cool #9) use it at the moment of improvisation or composition.
Let’s keep in mind the sound used for this base. We will apply a strong gain to obtain a good sustain then add a delay effect and reverberation.

Chords:
Bm6

Techniques:
Legato
Palm muting
Alternate Picking
Slide
Vibrato

Scales:
B Pentatonic Minor
B Dorian

OK, my friends, let’s go to the Rock , enjoy the lesson.

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