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    Default BB King blues lick lesson

    I made up a BB King style blues lick lesson, complete with PDF and GP5 files. Pretty short lesson but hopefully you get the gist out of it. Let me know what you think.



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    That is sweet Robert thank you very much: Nice sass on that baby!

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    Hey, nice to see/hear the old Squire Tele! Cool lick, thanks!
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    Great stuff Robert. Nice, clear explanations that are usually lacking in the videos by other. I have no trouble following your narrative. Keep up the good work.

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    Good stuff, Robert! You are an excellent teacher!:
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    Thank you, glad you like it. Just so you know, the chord progression is:

    A7 / / / D7 / / / A7 / / / A7 / / /
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    Thanks Robert. I've been working on that one tonight.
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