Classic Rock Licks By The Box - Box 4 Classic Rock Lick
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The TAB for the example.This is the TAB for the examples
The Jam Track (MP3)Use this jam track to practice this lick and the rest of the licks we'll learn in this series.
This is the TAB for the examples
Use this jam track to practice this lick and the rest of the licks we'll learn in this series.
interesting because I have seen some online instructors talk about the 2.5 system: Box 1, the upper half of Box 2, and Box 4 – all you need to say what you want to say.
That’s like having dead spots in your freboard. There are a number of blues greats who never went beyond Box1 and Box2. You can say a lot with just those two, but knowing the rest are out there and not exploring them is like learning to speak as a child and never expanding your vocabulary as an adult. For the keys of E, F and G, I spend most of my time in Box4, so for me it’s as important to know 3 and 5 as it is 1 and 2.
This is fun. These licks remind me of “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”.
Well Ive been learning from Griffs courses for years, Ive checked how many & Ive purchased 51 courses, i started way before all access pass, never understood why I’d want to pay for somewthing Ive already purchased? but that suit some. Ive been playing for since i was 15 Im now 67. And play a few genres, rock mainly & blues. But try as I may Ive never been able to count & play, I attempted with the Rythmn figures course & it just didnt work, OK bad habits I suppose are deeply engrained. Ive purchased the Blues LIcks in a box & will persevere with that course. as soon as I count I loose. But Ill give this one a miss
Aussie Chris
Love box 4, thank you Griff.
Interesting jam track for this. Would
like to be sure of the chord progression used. Thanks.