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A cool little diminished lick that you can use over a Jazz or a Blues, going from the V to the I. In the key of E. It uses the diminished scale, which often works well over a dominant chord.
This produces a jazzy sound, but why not try this over a regular blues?
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Thank you for this, sounds awesome on my semi acoustic guitar.
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thank you for these lessons I wanted to learn some jazz licks : )
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