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Bluegrass flatpicking?
Devin, just wanted mentioning these blues grass licks in every Key is great practice and study ..not just exercise but seeing the different keys and positions/patterns is really helpful!
Hey John, Hope your holidays are going great also! Thanks for the comments, and I’m glad the new lick library is helpful. I’ve actually been using it myself a good deal to work on key of C and E soloing…especially seems helpful for these bluegrass style licks with all the hammer-ons and pull-offs to open strings. Can’t wait to add more licks in different keys…going to post a few more in E and then probably switch to the key of A and then F. Hope you have a good weekend – Devin
Nice one and very helpful….thanks Devin!
The Lick Library is a great idea and a really useful resource. I find it helps to fix the tune if I attach lyrics of my own…