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Bag O' Licks- C to G Rhythm Licks

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You can play a C chord, & of course a G chord, but let's work going between the two in this lesson! Here are 8 great transition licks to spice up your rhythm playing!

Key of C Key of G

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  1. Curtis Rhodes ·

    Third time coming back to this lesson over two years. It's amazing what shows up when you're ready for it.

  2. MandoMary ·

    The pinky thing goes away, I promise. Took me about three months.

  3. Junior Pace ·

    Take the capo off and play it in open G a few times, then put it back. Helped me hear it.

  4. Sam Whitlock ·

    Not just you. I still count this one out loud and I've been at it four years.

  5. Ben Clark Instructor ·

    Try measure 3 on its own at half tempo, and keep your right hand rolling even when the left hand is behind. The right hand is the metronome.

  6. Roy Ellender ·

    Not just you. I still count this one out loud and I've been at it four years.

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