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This is a sample from a lesson series available at MGA. This Turnarounds guitar course teaches you the foundation for creating your own Turnarounds, and you'll get dozens of cool turnarounds in the lesson.
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If you have been looking for ideas for playing Turnarounds in blues, well then I think you will love this course. I have put in EVERYTHING I know about Turnarounds into one big lesson.
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Exelente video, se puede observar claramente la ubicación de los dedos y la reproducción lenta facilitan el aprendizaje¡¡
Comment added on November 09, 2014Hi James, I end it with C7 and B7, so the last chord is B7.
Comment added on April 10, 2014Many times you end a great lick on a chord (often a 9th), but you don't identify the chord. In the absence of a tab, on what chord do you end this lick?
Thanks for your terrific lessons.
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