This lesson may not be all that good for a beginner, but if you’ve got your box 1 blues/pentatonic scale under your fingers and you’ve played some licks, you should be good to go…

The lick itself will look like it’s not that long, but in order to play it well, and be able to speak with it in your own vocabulary, you’ll need to understand the pattern and sequencing that goes on behind the notes..

That’s what this lick lesson is really all about.

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Hope you dig the video!

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