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Somone reqestd country lick so here are some. I don't know if they could be considerd to be "standard" but I enjoy them. Mail me if you got Q's and please post your'e own favorite licks.
Rhythm in E , Travis style
count:
E 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & Same pattern in A
e--------------------- e---------------0--------------
B------0---------0---- B-----2----0h2-----------------
G------------0h1------ G------------------------------
D------2-------2------ D-----2------2-----------------
A--------------------- A--0---------------------------
E--0-------0---------- E-------0----------------------
RH 3 3
2
p p p p
G-run (Play fast but accurate)
3rd finger picks G-string pick on the rest
e------------------------------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------------------------------
G-----------------0-3s2s0---0--0-----------------------------------------
D------------0-2----------3----0-----------------------------------------
A------0-1-2-------------------------------------------------------------
E----3-------------------------3-----------------------------------------
rihgt hand fingring 3rd
2nd
p
ending in A Damp with righthand palm directly after bend go for a snappy sound (chicki'n pickin'n)
e-------------9-----5----------------------------------------------------
B-----8b(10)===(10)===(10)r8---------8---5------------5-----2------------
G-------------------------------7b(9)-(9)--(9)r7-4b(6)--(6)---(6)r4--2===
D------------------------------------------------------------------------
A------------------------------------------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------------------------------------
rh 2nd 2nd
p p p This is a little lick I G in Jerry Donahue style. First pick G on the D-string bend up a whole step with your 3rd finger (you have to bend the string downwards toward the floor) and catch the G-string release the D-string bend and at the same time bend up the G-string a whole step, keep both strings ringi n, pick the notes om the B-string with third finger, snappy and fast.
e-------------------------------
B------------------6-4-3--------
G-----------5b(7)=======--------
D-----5b(7)==r(5O=======--------
A-------------------------------
E-------------------------------
Let ring through out I use pick for the D-string and my second and third finger for G and B strings. (Tele style picki n).Heres a nice ending lick in the style off Jerry Donahue. This is another lick in which you bend and catch, in this case the G-string up a whole step catch the B-string bend it up a half step, at the same time release the G-string. Then put yuor 1st finger (left hand) on 7th fret A-string pick it and then bend behind nut with right hand bringing it up to the root (G)- Let all notes ring as long as possible and use pick for D-string and fingers for the others(some time I use the pick on the other strings to, whatever works is good). Finger all notes on the 5th fret with your first finger, use half bare, and I use the 3rd finger for everything on the 7th fret but you may also use the pinky for the last note on the e-string.
G
e------------------------------7====================-----
B--------------------7-b-(8)========================-----
G------5-h 7 b (9)=====r-(7)========================-----
D----5==========================-------------------------
A--------------------------------7b(behind nut)-(10)-----
E-------------------------------------------------------- You could use slides to play this licks, looks like this.
G
e------------------------------7====================-----
B--------------------7-/-8==========================-----
G------5-h-7-/--9============----------------------------
D----5=====----------------------------------------------
A--------------------------------7-/-10===========-------
E--------------------------------------------------------
rh The glissando version sound simular to the bent one, a player like James Burton would probably use the slide lick. Use right hand hammer for the A-string. Try to let notes bleed into eadh other. Listen to James and Jerry. Since there are people intrested in stringbenders, hipshot, parsons white, here s a Nashville styled pedal steel lick for B-bender guitar.
Csus4 C
e---3==================--6-5 3-------------------------------------------
B---3-b(with bender)-(5)=======------------------------------------------
G---5==========================------------------------------------------
D------------------------------------------------------------------------
A------------------------------------------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------------------------------------ G string with pick e and B w fingers, the last three notes on the e string are playd "snappy". Moving the lick up two frets gives you an D lick. Try playi'n the lick in diffrent positions. For exampel play in G, F, and C swiftly after each other gives a nice pedal steel E9 tuning sound.
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ndat
: Hey thanks, I was kinda curious about country and how its played, since all I really play is metal. Intereasting stuff, not my cup of tea, but good to know. Thank you ...POSTED: 02/17/2004 - 01:38 am / quote |
Streaker
: thats confusing as hell!!!!POSTED: 06/01/2004 - 02:06 am / quote |
Rayback_askit
: could you please give some riffs in E-E-A-B-EPOSTED: 09/05/2004 - 02:19 am / quote |
aeds151
: rather than country lick's, I was wondering how to set up my fender stratocaster and amp for country tones... please helpPOSTED: 03/01/2006 - 11:21 am / quote |
WasteofPaint
: i just figured it out, via my friend who only plays country
since its usually used with steel guitars, you'll want to set the equilizer up so that the middle is most distince and followed by treble
so like
treble- 6
middle - 8
bass- 4
it gets kind of stretches the sustain out so that when you go into your next note you still hear the ring
then add reverb and you are good
rock and roll manPOSTED: 03/05/2006 - 01:16 pm / quote |
aeds151
: ya thats what i have been told the only thing is that i just got a vox avt 15 with a bunch amp settings and effects wich seem to interfer with getting the twang sound. There is a way to switch from preset to manual but it seems as if the preset ample model dial still effects the manual setting (defeats the purpose). Thanks for your help. One day i will figure this all out or get new equipmentPOSTED: 03/06/2006 - 08:26 pm / quote |
guitarman666999
: average.They're definately not standard licks which is interesting but sum of them sound a bit weak.POSTED: 04/24/2006 - 11:01 am / quote |
irishRW
: I agree, very confusing. Some nice sounding stuff there though. Really tryin to master those bend-an-catches but theyre hard as hell. Seen John5 using a few of those techniques, wish I could do emPOSTED: 09/26/2006 - 10:13 pm / quote |
Jess Burner
: not a lot of cowboys on this site, are there? maybe a few from hell but that's it.POSTED: 10/27/2006 - 07:57 pm / quote |
InLimbo11
: Not good, know a lot of country, as these are very poor representations/POSTED: 01/21/2007 - 11:04 am / quote |
jesusXchrist
: doesnt really cover the concept of country music...POSTED: 01/04/2008 - 05:11 pm / quote |
Joeya
: It would be good with some theori of how you make country musicPOSTED: 01/06/2008 - 08:49 am / quote |
BMTuga
: | It would be good with some theori of how you make country music |
This way you can still try to understand. I haven't read this lesson yet, I'll do it now, but I heard country is played mainly with notes around the chords it's being played, somewhat like bluegrass. Also country players use chicken picking a lot... But that's no news right?
Rock onPOSTED: 02/05/2008 - 07:51 pm / quote |
theocao
: Jess Burner wrote:
not a lot of cowboys on this site, are there? maybe a few from hell but that's it. |
lol PanteraPOSTED: 04/15/2008 - 07:01 pm / quote |
istillovehim
: okay i am completly dumb founded when it comes to all this i dont know what half of this stuff means
is there any way you could help me out?POSTED: 05/21/2008 - 06:58 am / quote |
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