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Blues scale guitar lick

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This blues lick uses the E minor blues scale, and this scale consists of the notes E, G, A, A# (Bb), B, D. In this lesson, you can hear how it sounds played slow, and how it sounds played faster. It is a really useful line, and I use it a lot myself. It could perhaps be a "Robert Renman-lick", haha!

In this video lesson, I also try to give you an idea how you can use licks like these - by ending the phrase/lick on different notes, depending on which chord you are playing over. A lick always sounds strong if you end it with a chord note. Have a look, and hopefully this makes good sense.

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Comments on this video lesson:

Jim said...

This is great for me as the with the tabs I can go over and over until it sounds right or almost right

Comment added on August 08, 2011
Joe said...

Awesome job once again, thank you!

Comment added on October 10, 2009
hagarfreak33 said...

Nice one Robert!!

Comment added on October 09, 2009
hillbilly joe said...

nice one again
liked the pull off style too
I put my fingers way down on the pick to improve my speed, is that how you do it?

like always keep em coming

oh i do like the idea of a blues DVD

Comment added on October 07, 2009
ElusiveRick said...

HOWDY & Thanks Robert, easy to follow & fit into my limited number of licks when I'm ATTEMPTING to freestyle.
VERY Much appreciated,
Regards,
Rick.

Comment added on October 07, 2009
Robert said...

Thanks guys, glad you like it. A Robert Renman Blues Licks DVD? Well, I guess I could, if there is enough demand...

Comment added on October 07, 2009
Stefan Johansson said...

Another great lick Robert! It´s supernice!
Please can´t you consider a Robert Renman´s Blues Licks DVD!?!?!?

Comment added on October 07, 2009
Geoff Walker said...

That was a great lesson!!
Really good - I like the various ways and speeds and end notes - most helpful man!!!

Comment added on October 07, 2009

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New Course - Comping with Triads -

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"You are simply the best teacher on the internet. Always cool, explain things well, and relevant stuff for beginners to advanced players. Even my kids are into your lessons now!"

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