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1. 
   KEN
   

   Hi Griff, I like your videos alot and have learned quite a bit,I only wish you would PLAY what you are going to teach FIRST, so I know how it;s supposed to sound ,then talk about how to play it. thanks Ken
2. 
   Wayne
   

   Quick question . . . D to G a 4th, yep. G to C, yep. C to F, yep.

   F to B . . . isn’t a 4th. F to Bb.

   Does a Bm7b5 substiture for a Bb?
3. 
   Sid
   

   Quick answer Wayne, it’s in the key of C (no accidentals).
4. 
   James Yow
   

   Do you have any lessons on string vibrations through the amp, I have a new hollow body electric, but I get increasing string virbrations from the bottom E and A , I’ve tried different settings but again, not enough knowledge.
   Thanks for all your lessons
5. 
   pierre
   

   wow merci!
6. 
   dennis
   

   Thanks, Griff, this is a very nice lesson for a great guitarist lost way too soon. dlt
7. 
   Dan
   

   Griff Please play the song first
   The way you show use how to play the cords is great but I need to know what it sounds like
8. 
   lloydee
   

   what’s with all the stops &pauses on this video lesson??? very frustrating!!!
9. 
   Bill Petty
   

   I always enjoy these little lessons. Everyone of them adds one more technique that I can incorporate into my playing. I’m getting the lick at the end of Stormy Monday down which is so simple (I didn’t say easy) but sounds so cool. You constantly open new doors. Thanks.
10. 
    Michael L Males
    

    hi griff, thanks for the “still got the blues” lesson. I really enjoy your format,thanks for all the info you give us. You mentioned “Europa” having this same progression changes, will you or do you give a lesson for that song. It is absolutely my all time favorite Santana song. Is the long sustain, which is the trademark of that song, due to Carlos’ incredible abilty and his using an expensive custom guitar? I’m sure a high quality guitar would make a huge difference, but do I stand a chance of ever being able to accomplish such sustain? Keep up the good lessons. i’m sorry i haven’t been able to purchase your dvd course yet, however it is at the top of my wish list, soon as i can afford it. Thanks again, I greatly appreciate you for what you do, you have definitely made me a better player. May God richly bless you!! mm
11. 
    tony
    

    nicely done, if the video dont work try restarting it.
12. 
    Larz
    

    Gary Moore was also with Thin Lizzy…the ‘Black Rose’
    album was a great one..showing his guitar onslaught
    capabilities. Thanks for the lesson and bringing to
    light a great guitar player…rock or blues. Thanx.
13. 
    mike mackenzie
    

    Hi Griff – I’ve been following your site for some time now and find it incredibly useful and helpful. You don’t talk too much by the way – i find you put relevant context around what you’re teaching. Loved the circle of fourths – had heard about it but not quite understood it fully until now.
    Please keep up the good work…..and thanks.
14. 
    Neil
    

    I agree with the last comment by Ken. Please play so we know how it should sound before you teach it. Otherwise, excellent work.
15. 
    Simon
    

    Come on Griff give us a special offer on the Blues Guitar Unleashed course as an Easter Present ?? I might just be able to get my beloved to buy it for me instead of an Egg .
    Cheers and Happy Easter
    Simon
16. 
    Miko
    

    Excellent, thank you Griff

    Question: How does he get the notes to sustain like he does in the solo?

    Planning to play this with my jam buddies, we have 2 guitarist, it will be perfect.
17. 
    sal
    

    Now that was real nice.
    Thanks

    Sal
18. 
    Curt
    

    Wow, two of my top three favorite tunes, the other being Gary’s version of Red House! Thanks for the primer…
    Curt
19. 
    Stuart
    

    …I couldn’t agree more, Gary Moore did leave us way too soon….but left us with some great music that will live on….”Still Got The Blues”. One of my all time favorites. I’ve been able to pluck out the first few measures but have been struggling with the melody…..Not Anymore! Thanks Griff
20. 
    Ken
    

    Can you PLEASE play it FIRST so we can hear what its supposed to sound like ?
21. 
    Marc Rodriguez
    

    Great Lesson! I had previously figured this one out on my own and your Lesson verified exactly what I charted! Another great tune that may be a circle of 4ths is ” Queen of Hearts” by Greg Allman from Laid Back Album.

    Peace!

    Marc
22. 
    Jim Edge
    

    I was also hearing Color My World in this pattern.
23. 
    Peter
    

    Hi Griff : Thank You so much for all the help and encouragement with the guitar.Your an inspiration,havce helped tremendously..
    All the best to you,. God Bless Ye

    Peter
24. 
    John
    

    Hey Griff,can you post the tab for this? Thanks, John C.
25. 
    geronimo
    

    now we are talking thanx
    geronimo
26. 
    docrocku812
    

    You can make a short lesson ,long and BORING.!!!
27. 
    Rob
    

    Griff I was wondering why you don’t say what notes you are playing instead of saying first finger on the first string on the first fret.
28. 
    Tom Loates
    

    Thanks Griff, great lesson. I am also a member of BGU and have learnt so much from you.

    Thanks Tom
29. 
    steve reacord
    

    Hi Griff.. stumbled accross this in the forum archive.. very nice addition thanks. Looked up the song on you tube too great stuff from gary moore..The solo part reminded me a little of your soloing without scales content but it would be great to have a version of this broken down sometime..maybe in a future course? For now though will enjoy playing this circle of 4ths 🙂
30. 
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    Wow, I enjoyed your neat post.
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