Round and Round solo improv

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Sounded good to me

My finger don't move nearly as smooth as yours
 
Here's what I am hearing - really good recorded tone - very clean technique (not sure I heard one single open string!) / great variety of technique from 3-note/string picked passages, very clean legato passages, and great use of 2 note/string pentatonics connecting everything together. Overall great use of several different positions and techniques. Improvising against backing tracks may be the single most important thing you can do to develop your own sound and style and to established that relaxed confidence moving all over the neck in any key. Great job here!
 
Here's what I am hearing - really good recorded tone - very clean technique (not sure I heard one single open string!) / great variety of technique from 3-note/string picked passages, very clean legato passages, and great use of 2 note/string pentatonics connecting everything together. Overall great use of several different positions and techniques. Improvising against backing tracks may be the single most important thing you can do to develop your own sound and style and to established that relaxed confidence moving all over the neck in any key. Great job here!
Really appreciate that and thanks for checking it out! The amp was just a Peavey Rage 158 combo btw.
 
Nice, fluid Warren De Martini style. Not sure on the Phrygian feel at one point, but overall great fluid playing.
 

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