Chicken Picking
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Chicken Pickin' lick in A - Short example of one way to use the middle finger to chicken pick.
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Comments on this video lesson:
I first learned about chicken picken about a year ago and just want to thank you for these awesome licks. I will agree, the RHYTHM of how you play chicken picken is priceless and unless someone explains the "bop, da dop, dop, whatever" it's heard to really play it right. thanks for posting this!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment added on May 26, 2010Bonjour,je suis Français. Vous faites un très bon boulot! Bravo.
Comment added on November 29, 2008Could you PLEAAASE make guitar pro tab or explain the rythm song ur playing until you start talking bout g string..
Comment added on May 11, 2008Why don't you add a comment to this video?
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