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Thanks man!
I am loving these. Thanks so much
These are great
The beard!
I know : ( All that hard work… It’ll be back after this 100 degree weather dies down a bit
So, do I take it that this is played over a G major chord?
In most cases you can play it over any chord in a key of G chord progression. Works really well over most songs in G. The plan is to add more videos to the Bluegrass Improvising Course showing how to use these exact licks in different songs. I’ll be recording these videos pretty soon so keep an eye out for them in the Bluegrass Improvising Course Outline https://countryguitaronline.com/bluegrass-improvising-guitar-course/
Great suggestion because I was wondering how to actually apply these licks. It will come eventually. Thanks for the lessons to get me there!
Man I can’t get enough of these licks Thanks Devin.
Yeah these are some of my favorites…especially this one here. It’s the main signature lick that reminds me Tony Rice. Some of the licks in the Library sound best for bluegrass but most of them can be used to get more of a classic country sound too if you slow them down and add a little syncopated rhythm. I like to steal little pieces and use them as fill riffs to transition between chords. Either way, these Tony Rice licks are tough if you play them fast. And holy cow, my beard is huge in this video! I don’t really… Read more »
I mark it finished but know I also marked added to favorites.. I want to get this faster tempo as well as different positions on the fret board.. enjoying!