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Danilo Capezzuto18th July 2008Nice lesson David!
Trond Vold18th July 2008Top notch
Funky and groovy
Sergio Dorado17th July 2008Great phrasing! Remember Steve Morse
Lian Gerbino17th July 2008cool man, i like this stuff so much!
Storm Linnebjerg17th July 2008Some very cool phrasing and licks. Very good as an add to every guitarists mental lick library!
Jad Diab16th July 2008Wow man, great phrasing
Gerardo Siere16th July 2008Great licks
Daniel Robinson16th July 2008Awesome lesson David,
It has hints of Eric Johnson, really dig this one!
Daniel
Gabriel Leopardi16th July 2008You are always providing amazing and original licks. Well done David.
Hisham Al-Sanea16th July 2008great lesson david
Pi3816th July 2008Man, I don't usually like jazz at all, but this is great.
Joe Kataldo16th July 2008Nice sound & lesson
Pablo Vazquez16th July 2008Thanks for another cool lesson man!!
Henry Dietzel16th July 2008Funky Blues alright!! Nice work Walli:D
bubbalicious16th July 2008great lick and phrasing as always tanks dave
Alex8716th July 2008Very nice licks David. Gonna learn this licks for sure
Dejan Farkas16th July 2008Cool licks
Nighthawk116th July 2008Cool phrasing
chmilew16th July 2008Great David, very inspiring
Siggum16th July 2008Great job David, i love the lead, and the energy
Nick32516th July 2008nice funky blues licks david
browq16th July 2008verry nice lesson!
this piece has a strong eric johnson feel to it
Ivan Milenkovic16th July 2008Very nice bluesy-funky licks man. Good job
kaznie_NL16th July 2008Thnx David! Very bluesy indeed!!
Nemanja Filipovic16th July 2008Great lesson David.Thanks.
Jerry Arcidiacono16th July 2008Cool licks David
Muris Varajic16th July 2008Great great,
really cool licks!!!
Marcus Lavendell16th July 2008Funky!! I love it!
Great as always Dave!
Matt2316th July 2008Great lesson David.
Kristofer Dahl16th July 2008This is soo cool David - lots of really neat phrasing ideas here - thanks!
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- My notes
In today's lesson, we'll work on several licks that will work over a G7 groove. We'll combine several scales to come up with funky licks usable in many different situations.
As you can see, we'll use some minor scales such a minor pentatonic or Dorian scale and Major scales such as the Major pentatonic and Mixolydian mode. Combining Major and minor scales together will create some interesting frictions that will work in bluesy contexts.
As always, memorize the different scales suggested, then try to combine them together to create some interesting ideas.
Have fun!
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