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Here is turnaround lick number 2, played in the key of A. This lick work well as regular blues lick too, just skip the last 3 notes, and it sound good as a "normal" blues lick anywhere in blues. Part of the reason for this is that this one is played one note at time. Many other turnarounds have two or three-note arpeggios. The Turnaround #1 on this site is an example of a three-note arpeggio, for example.
One strong reason why a lick like this works well as a turnaround are those last three notes. These three notes kind of wrap up the whole lick in the V-chord. Licks that end like this, where it is obvious it is being finished of on the V-chord, will work great as turnaround licks.
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Great turnarounds Robert Thanks.always something new to learn
Comment added on May 29, 2010cool/especially the overtones at the end 4 notes
Comment added on January 24, 2010Can you mention the setup on your amp when u do these licks. tnx
Comment added on November 17, 2009Thank you for the great lessons!!!
Comment added on October 15, 2009Thanks for the lesson, the triplets are not the easiest thing for me to get, but in time and practice I'll get the hang of it
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