Slow Dancing in a Burning Room cover

Tutorial Posted!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EUINWpi9cA

This is me late at night trying to do the Two Rock amp demo version of Slow Dancing. I'm playing a Strat through an Ampeg J12t and unfortunately low volumes.. hehe
Computer mic and stuff, so the quality isn't very good.
The improv solo backing is just me playing over the chords recorded on a loop station

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Slow
• Dancing
• In
• Burning
• Room
• John
• Mayer
• Blues
• Strat
• Ampeg
• Two
• Rock

[timgaskell]

tab?

[Rickman769]

@timgaskell I'll do you one better, I made a tutorial. Check the description.

[sintpiet]

Hee what scale do you improvise on.

[Rickman769]

@sintpiet well the song is in C# minor, so I use C# minor/minor pentatonic as well as E major. There are no real non diatonic changes going on, so basically just stick to that unless you wanna get all exotic lol

[Potsiehompie]

What guitar is that, which country and year is good for fender? :)

[Rickman769]

@Potsiehompie if you're looking for vintage gear, anything before 1965 are the most desirable Fenders, but just buy the guitar that speaks to you.

[MaxStrato60s]

@keekat

if you dont know the minor pentatonic scale and you want to play shit like this I think you should get some guitar lessons, cauze that shiet are the basics man..

[DMB206]

@Rickman769 I bought one. I had a nice conversation with it before it agreed to come home with me.

[keekat]

@sintpiet Tab for a C#m minor pentatonic scale? Take the next blues scale shape up from your root note and shift it down 3 frets... you'll get your major pentatonic to play inside.

[TheCollaborationBand]

love it :)

[kylemcc38]

nice one of the best on here

[MrTobiKay]

nice interpretation

[sintpiet]

Okey thanks do you have or know where to find the tab of a c#m minor pentatonic scale