Ibanez Jem 70V - Recorded demo

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Here is my submission ... Any chance i can get to try to put a guitar solo to some track like this I jump at it... this is different for me...I usually play blues and lighter rock....so this is a real challenge for me i guess...Best of luck to everyone! I've listened to some entries so far and i'm blown away!

[maks]

Very nice sound, Jason please with play any full cover.

[anthonycosta]

Jason finally turned to the dark side!! Nice job as usual. Where do you get your backing tracks from?

[Greene]

lol i'd say!!! i gotta ask you something though, i wanna learn how to play a decent solo, and i dont wanna just do single note stuff, i wanna be able to play solos in general, so i was wondering, what kinda scales could i use, and how would i be able to use 'em? cause i wanna expand my knowledge on the fretboard i guess you could say, i wanna be able to play good lead work, and yea, yur vid is not something id expect from a blues player lol :) cheers!!!

[cicimbello]

You friend hello from Croatia, i never played jem and i got a chance to change my malmsteen usa 1988 strat rosewood neck for jem 7v..could you help..how does it feels to you, jem that is?

[jeffss]

Super hot!!! Personally, I don't like the guitar (looks only), but you're playing is white hot. I'm glad I subscribed to you.

[Greene]

not too bad cuz!! although i finds it strange to see you play metal lol, good stuff man, cheers!!!

[JasonHobbsGuitarist]

thanks steven...a far fetch from the blues eh?! lol cheers!

[JasonHobbsGuitarist]

theres no secret....just listen, practice....learn some scales/licks....practice the hell out of them....I'm still doing this myself...it won't come over night. use backing tracks to jam along with, they help develop your skills. :) cheers.