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This Country chik'n picking lick is inspired by the great Danny Gatton - the Master of the Telecaster. I have heard him play these type of licks quite often on his recordings. I am not sure if he played it this way or not, but this is my way of playing these cool-sounding, quick, chicken picking licks.
You can do some variations on this to suit the song. At the end of the vidoe, I show a shuffle variant which you could use in a blues shuffle or similar. Take this idea to heart, and make it work for you.
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great this is exactly what i was lookin for, both him and bonamassa do this all the time in country, it was too fast for me to piece together. hats off to you
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