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Here's a cool sounding country guitar lick. It's not really a beginners lick, but you can start at a slow speed and work on playing it faster. It's important to play it cleanly, without too many clams.
In this example, they key is E, and it will sound good to play this over an E7 or E9. You should absolutely transcribe it to other keys as well, so that you can make use of it in different songs and keys. Let me know how you like this lick.
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Comment added on February 07, 2008Great video - thinking of buying a Squire Strat - just a beginner - are your lessons suitable for beginners?
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great lesson for everbody!cool!!!
Comment added on January 28, 2008it'd be great to see the tab
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