Common G Licks
intermediate guitar Free lesson
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← Back to the videoStep 4 of 7 in Licks 'n Tricks (Intermediate) (1)
- 1 G Run Variations
- 2 Boogie Woogie Runs in G
- 3 Building Guitar Endings in G
- 4 Common G Licks — you are here
- 5 Oh Susanna- Finding Harmony Up next
- 6 Melodic Improvisation: Aiming For Roots
- 7 Doublestops & Harmony
Oldies but goodies! Two of my more popular videos on YouTube have been my G Lick Bluegrass Lesson videos...and for good reason, they're full of solid food, and a little spicy at that. You'll get what you pay for and more, with over 10 versions of the basic G Lick we're all so familiar with. Couple that with the other licks talked about in my videos and an exercise, and you've got yourself a full course meal...sleep tight!
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Roy Ellender ·
Ben, this one finally made the timing click for me. Been fighting it for a month. Thank you.
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Karen Doyle ·
Not just you. I still count this one out loud and I've been at it four years.
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Tom Vasquez ·
There's a slower jam track under the resources tab on this lesson, worth grabbing.
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FifthStringFred ·
That's the one that made me finally understand backup. Stick with it.
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MandoMary ·
Count it out loud. Everyone says it and everyone's right.
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Katie Clark Support ·
Great question. That's a slide going into the B part — I play it as a slide but a hammer-on works fine if that's cleaner for you. Do what sounds right.