Upper Cut improv

[stevieblues]

That was great Daniel_Morin! 👍 It reminded me of a movie soundtrack where they’re traveling down the road.

[Daniel_Morin]

Thank you Stevie. I must say that I don’t go often to the movies🙂

[Guy_H]

👏👍

[Daniel_Morin]

Merci Guy

[Bill_Brown]

😱OMG👏👏 @Daniel_Morin , that was very nice👍👍 Excellent melody🤩 I really enjoyed listening🎸 I couldn’t tell for sure (because you play lefty) but it sounded like most of your notes were G major🤔 Anyways, a great improv, thanks for posting😎

[Daniel_Morin]

Thank you very much for your comment Bill🙏

[charlie_d]

Very nice clean melody that went along very well with the backtrack. Bien joué, @Daniel_Morin ! 🍻 👏

[Daniel_Morin]

Thank you Charlie. Bon weekend

[Layton_Lange]

Excellent solo @Daniel_Morin 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Your use of hammer-ons, pull-offs, and slides 👍🏻🔥 I was very impressed with the refined melody. We’ll done! Thanks for sharing

[Daniel_Morin]

Thank you Lange. You did well in your solo too

[Jonathandavid]

Great melody and super clean playing too. Nice!

[Daniel_Morin]

Thanks JDavid

[dr_dave]

Very solid and confident You’re always within the chord. Nice little surprise at the end with a bluesy note, carefully placed. I don’t know how much you had to rehearse this, but it sounds like your fingers know exactly where to go! It might just be that this melody is something that just naturally calls to you and you have the ear and discipline to play it so perfectly.

[Daniel_Morin]

Thanks for your comment Dr Dave. As with all the times when I do an “improvisation” (which is more of a “worked” solo than an improvisation), I always try to do a “little song” with the B / T. In this case, while listening to the B / T, the first solo notes that came to my mind come from the first two lessons of the week. I didn’t really use what was presented in lesson # 3. For the time spent, I did about 1 hour Wednesday night and another hour Thursday and had to spend another 1 hour recording till I had a good take🙂.