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    Also use that move from time on time. It sounds like the song of James Taylor "Steamroller Blues"
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    A friend taught me this move though played a little differently, as a version of Steamroller Blues, as Jipe mentioned. - your pattern makes it more lively, so I'm going to incorporate it - thanks! There is also the accompanying pattern using the open A chord position that is also nice to add.
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    Thanks - it's fun to keep the rhythm going. I also created a 12 bar progression from this.


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