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estha legowo8th June 2016the best instructor ever..
Cosmin Lupu23rd November 2013Thanks again mate
miguelbatalha23rd November 2013bookmarked. Loving the tone
- Da'nell8th May 2009
Right on david ^^
playaxeman24th December 2008Hi David
I am styding this lesson now. Great blues lick
in the second lick (3 th Video) there is a lick in the 3 box on the 11th position which is normaly not in the box, but sound really cool
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--------10~---L--------13b----13---L--10----||
--11---------------11-----------------------||
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Is that called the blue note?
Regards
Robert- marty878722nd October 2008
Thanks man, really useful!
Kristofer Dahl8th October 2008Really tasty and useful - love it David!
Nemanja Filipovic7th October 2008Great stuff man,I really enjoyed your playing.
Alejandro Pinero7th October 2008Very nice man!
Thanks
Nick3255th October 2008awesome licks
Ivan Milenkovic5th October 2008Nice blues licks David, well done.
Bogdan Radovic5th October 2008So expressive licks ! Great job David!
Dejan Farkas4th October 2008Great blues
Marcus Siepen4th October 2008great lesson David
Toni Suominen4th October 2008A great bunch of useful licks, thanks David!
Danilo Capezzuto4th October 2008Smart useful and tasty lesson! Well done David, high class ever green licks! Keep on!
Sergio Dorado3rd October 2008Nice lesson
David Wallimann3rd October 2008Thanks friends!
Noangels3rd October 2008realy nice singing lick there man,well done:)That parker realy opens up well
Jose Mena3rd October 2008Great stuff
kaznie_NL3rd October 2008Thnx David! I love these blues licks lessons!
Kuba Szafran3rd October 2008Hello David, great and useful stuff!
- fatb0t3rd October 2008
It's like your read my mind. I'm finally advancing with my blues playing and dominate arpeggios is exactly what I'm studying!
- Alex873rd October 2008
Very nice licks David.
Nazgul3rd October 2008This rules and will help my blues playing. Thanks David!
Emir Hot3rd October 2008nice one
Vinod Saranga3rd October 2008NIce blues licks there David
Eat-Sleep-andJam3rd October 2008Nice One Dave
Pedja Simovic3rd October 2008Very cool lesson David !
Muris Varajic3rd October 2008Great!!
Jad Diab3rd October 2008Nice licks man, just Love it
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- My notes
Welcome to the wonderful world of blues! In this lesson, we'll work on a collection of licks over a 24 bar blues in A Major.
As you work through these licks, make sure that you read their explanation so that you can use them on your own improvisations.
Different tools are at our disposition here. We'll try to stick to pentatonic scales, varying from Major to minor pentatonic scales. If you are not familiar with those scales, make sure to memorize the suggested fingerings below.
Have fun!
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