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Topic: Need A Few C6 Chromatic Licks |
Bob Snelgrove
From:
san jose, ca
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Posted 1 Sep 2002 8:55 pm |
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My single string C6 playing is almost non-existent. I'd like to learn a few chromatic/bluesy, 1/8th note licks to get me going.(Hope I'm describing it properley). Open for anything 
thx
bob |
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Ernie Renn
From:
Brainerd, Minnesota USA
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Posted 2 Sep 2002 5:43 pm
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Bob;
Try looking at the C6 licks on the Tab from Buddy page. 
Hope you find something useful!
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My best,
Ernie
The Official Buddy Emmons Website
www.buddyemmons.com
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Bob Snelgrove
From:
san jose, ca
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Posted 3 Sep 2002 4:58 pm
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Thanks, Ernie
some great stuff there!
bob
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Bud Harger
From:
Belton, Texas by way of Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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Posted 4 Sep 2002 1:41 pm
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Bob;
Try Jim Loessberg's site...he's got a few finger-twisters there, too.
http://members.aol.com/jlbrg/home.html
Best regards,
Bud Harger[This message was edited by Bud Harger on 04 September 2002 at 02:42 PM.] |
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Mike Bagwell
From:
Greenville, SC, USA
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Posted 7 Sep 2002 5:11 am
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Here's a phrase that I stole from Brian Dixon. It fits well
over a G7.
1__________15__________________14_________14______________________
2__________________________________15\14__________________________
3___14__15____15\14________14_________________14 13\12____________
4___________________15\14______________________________12_________
5_________________________________________________________12_11\10
6_________________________________________________________________
7_________________________________________________________________
8_________________________________________________________________
9_________________________________________________________________
10________________________________________________________________
[This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 07 September 2002 at 08:29 PM.] |
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Bob Snelgrove
From:
san jose, ca
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Posted 7 Sep 2002 6:12 am
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Thanks, Mike
Is the "\" symbol a slide? What is the timing on this?
thx
bob[This message was edited by Bob Snelgrove on 07 September 2002 at 07:12 AM.] |
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Mike Bagwell
From:
Greenville, SC, USA
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Posted 7 Sep 2002 6:52 am
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Bob,
As written its just eighth notes, you could change the phrasing to suit your taste with a rest or tripplets ect. Be carefull though, as with any chromatic run, there are some notes that really strain the ear if sustained, try to linger only on the chord tones when playing this stuff in a country context. The \ sign is indeed a slide,but that could also be changed to suit.
Mike |
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Dave Birkett
From:
Oxnard, CA, USA
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Posted 7 Sep 2002 12:39 pm
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Here's a chromatic lick I heard on Tom Morrell's Panhandle Rag. The player may or may not be Tom. The chromaticism comes from arpeggiating chord substitutions. For the C7, he plays an Am-Abm-Gm-C7#5 progression. I'm having trouble aligning the beats. The eighth notes are swung.
F Bb
2________I_________________________I_________________________I
3__5__4__I__5______________________I_________________________I
4________I_____5___________________I_~5__________~5_________~I
5________I________5________________I_________________________I
6________I________5________________I_________________________I
7________I______________5_____5____I________5___________5____I
__*_____I__*______*_____*_____*___I__*______*_____*_____*__ I
F
2________________________I______________________12~13~I
3________________________I___________________12_______I
4~5______________________I___________10__12___________I
5____5__5__5~~~~~~~~~____I____9___10__________________I
6________________________I____________________________I
7________________________I____________________________I
__*_____*______*______*___*_____*_______*______*____ I
C7
2~12__________12__11__________11_I_10__________10___8____________I
3_________12______________11_____I_________10___________8________I
4_____12______________11_________I_____10___________________7____I
5________________________________I_____________________________7~I
6________________________________I_______________________________I
__*________*_______*_______*_____I__*______*_______*_______*____I
F
2_________________________I_____________________I
3____5_____5______________I_____________________I
4_________________________I_____________________I
5~5_____5_________________I_____________________I
6_____________7_____7_____I_6___________________I
__*_____*_____*______*___I_*____*____*_____*__ I
[This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 07 September 2002 at 08:27 PM.] |
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