Open string licks part II. Lots of banjo-rolls and open string licks in G major pentatonic and E minor pentatonic! The solo is written over the chord changes to the Earl Scruggs tune "Foggy Mountain Breakdown". For pdf-tabs and further information, check out my lesson articles on www.telecaster.com, where I post one new countryguitar-lesson every month! See ya!

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16 thoughts on “Open String Licks – Part Two. Free country guitar-lesson!”

  1. tyler hurd
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    dude thanks alot for the tab it sounds great on the telecaster. this might take me a few days to nail but no way in hell i could of figured this out by ear. YOUROCK!

  3. sckrillii
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    hi, i like this lesson, but what you play at 0:52 doesn’t match with the tab!

  4. jonah edery
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    i want to thank you for a super lesson…t just opened ma whole new approach,,,so cool ….

  6. Momcilo Stanisic
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    hahahaha,oh yeah,bang,bahg,…thnx maestro! …exelent!

  7. Epiphonefan
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    Thanks a lot for these lessons man… im learning alot of licks!

  8. Zipper Pinches
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    When I first saw the other video I thought you were someone I already knew! Then I realized you play much like him or vice versa hahaha even the hybrid picking with a pick and fingers is the same!
    This is bizarre. I have to subscribe I’m getting a good vibe from your videos!

  10. MarQTwang
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    It´s the right hand fingerings: m=middle, a=ringfinger and the third sign means downstroke with the pick!

  11. pomod
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    cool.
    but what are those symbols beneath the TAB? I understand the numbers on the lines as where to fret the note but those other strange ones are new to me.

    Sorry if this is really basic.

  12. Bill Piekarski
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    very nice,,could never do a bajo roll useing a flat pick,,always had to grab a thumb pick,thanks for the demo,,keep the great vidioes comeing

  15. destab007
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    Thanks Marcus was waiting for this Well done.
    I’ve got something to practice over xmas

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