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Bengt Erlandsen
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From: Brekstad, NORWAY

posted 18 April 2001 01:54 PM     profile     
A small lick that fits A-major chord.

F#--------------------------------------------------2R------RAISE 1ST STRING
Eb----------------------------------------------------------A HALFTONE OR
G#--------------5-----------4-----------3-------------------SLANT BAR DOWN TO
E ----------------------------------------------------------PLAY NOTE ON 5TH
B --------4--5-----------4-----------3-----------2----------STRING 2ND FRET WHILE
G#-----------------5--5B-------4--4B-------3--3B------------KEEPING NOSE OF BAR
F#----------------------------------------------------------AT 3RD FRET.
E ----------------------------------------------------------
D ----------------------------------------------------------
B ----------------------------------------------------------
Count . . . 1 . . . 2 . . . 3 . . . 4 . . .


SAME LICK WITH B & C Pedals
1---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2---------------------------------------------------------------------------
3---------------------------------------------------------------------------
4--------------------------7C----------6C----------5C----------5------------
5---------------------------------------------------------------------------
6--------------------7--7B-------6--6B-------5--5B-------4--5---------------
7-----------------------------7-----------6-----------5---------------------
8---------------------------------------------------------------------------
9---------------------------------------------------------------------------
10---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Count . . . . . . 1 . . . 2 . . . 3 . . . 4 . . .


Small lick in key of A,that can be played over the A, D or E-chord.
Note that 5th and 2nd string is the same note but they have a slightly
different sound.
F#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Eb------------8LL---------8LL---------------------8LL------------------------
G#------8-----------8-----------8-----8--8~~8--------------------------------
E ------8-----------8L----------8-----8L-8~~8L-------------------------------
B ---------8A----8A----8A----8A----8A----------8A-----8A---------------------
G#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
F#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
E ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
D ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
B ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

[This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 20 April 2001 at 01:09 AM.]

Bengt Erlandsen
Member

From: Brekstad, NORWAY

posted 19 April 2001 01:33 PM     profile     
Some two string trickery. You might break a string.
Playing up/down on the same strings has a different
sound compared to playing across the strings. It helps
building a mental picture of the neck and is a great
tool for shifting between various positions.


G-mixolydian scale ( 1 2 3 4 5 6 b7 ) fits Dom7th chords
F#-----------------------------------------------------
Eb-----------------------------------------------------
G#-----------------------------------------------------
E -----3----5----7---8---10---12---13---15-------------
B -----------------------------------------------------
G#-----------------------------------------------------
F#-----------------------------------------------------
E -----------------------------------------------------
D -----------------------------------------------------
B -----------------------------------------------------


Adding the 2nd string to play a scale idea
1-----------------------------------------------------
2-------3L---5L---7L--8---10L--12L--------------------(L=halftone lower)
3-----------------------------------------------------
4-----3----5----7---8---10---12---13------------------
5-----------------------------------------------------
6-----------------------------------------------------
7-----------------------------------------------------
8-----------------------------------------------------
9-----------------------------------------------------
10-----------------------------------------------------


Turning the pattern around (compare with previous example and hear the difference)
1-----------------------------------------------------
2-------3L---5L---7L--8---10L--12L--12L---------------(L=halftone lower)
3-----------------------------------------------------
4----------3----5----7---8---10---12------------------
5-----------------------------------------------------
6-----------------------------------------------------
7-----------------------------------------------------
8-----------------------------------------------------
9-----------------------------------------------------
10-----------------------------------------------------


Going up over a G chord
1-----------------------------------------------------
2-------3L----5L----7L----8---------------------------
3-----------------------------------------------------
4-----3---3~5---5~7---7~8---8~10~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--
5-----------------------------------------------------
6-----------------------------------------------------
7-----------------------------------------------------
8-----------------------------------------------------
9-----------------------------------------------------
10-----------------------------------------------------
1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . . 1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . .

Experimenting with 3rd string and going down over a C chord
1-----------------------------------------------------
2-----9~8---------7---------7~6---------5L-5L~3L------
3-----------8-------7~8-----------6-------------------
4---------8---8~7-------8~7-----6---6~5---5-----3-----
5-----------------------------------------------------
6-----------------------------------------------------
7-----------------------------------------------------
8-----------------------------------------------------
9-----------------------------------------------------
10-----------------------------------------------------
1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . . 1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . .


Playing G-minor pentatonic instead of G mixolydian
1-----------------------------------------------------
2-------3L------(5LL)----8L------10L-----(13LL)-------(LL=whole lower,subst for 5th string)
3-----------------------------------------------------
4-----3----3--6-----6--8----8--10---10--13-----13--15-
5----------------6A-----------------------13A---------
6-----------------------------------------------------
7-----------------------------------------------------
8-----------------------------------------------------
9-----------------------------------------------------
10-----------------------------------------------------


Playing G minor pentatonic using barslant
1-------4------6-------8-------11--------13-----------
2-----------------------------------------------------
3-----------------------------------------------------
4-----3---3--6---6---8---8--10----10--13----13--15----
5-----------------------------------------------------
6-----------------------------------------------------
7-----------------------------------------------------
8-----------------------------------------------------
9-----------------------------------------------------
10-----------------------------------------------------


Playing G mixolydian using barslant
1-------3-----5-----6-----8-----10-----11-----13------
2-----------------------------------------------------
3-----------------------------------------------------
4-----3---3-5---5-7---7-8---8-10--10-12--12-13--13-15-
5-----------------------------------------------------
6-----------------------------------------------------
7-----------------------------------------------------
8-----------------------------------------------------
9-----------------------------------------------------
10-----------------------------------------------------

Note that last two examples can be played on
strings 5 and 2 three frets higher w/A pedal down


Bengt
Bengt Erlandsen
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From: Brekstad, NORWAY

posted 19 April 2001 04:15 PM     profile     
Try this one in the background over a G or C chord.
Let notes ring out, add vibrato now and then.
Speed it up to triplets or 16th notes.
It is only G-notes. Explore different picking pattern
for other rhythms.


F#--------------------------------------------------
Eb--4--------4--------4--------4--------4-----------
G#--------------------------------------------------
E --------4L----4L----------4L----4L----------4L----
B --------------------------------------------------
G#--------------------------------------------------
F#--------------------------------------------------
E -----4L----------4L----4L----------4L----4L----4L-
D --------------------------------------------------
B --------------------------------------------------
1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 .

Bengt

Mike Selecky
Member

From: BrookPark, Ohio

posted 20 April 2001 07:24 AM     profile     
Cool Stuff, Bengt - especially the"Experimenting with 3rd string and going down over a C chord lick, where'd you ever come up with that one?

Here's some stuff that really doesn't have anything similar to your examples, but I'll throw it out here anyway. These are a sort of
sliding scale run that sound better the faster you play them.




1 _______________________________________________________________________________________
2 _______________________________________________________________________________________
3 _______________________________________________________________________________________
4 __3_________3C~~5C_________8~~10___________10C~~12C__________15~~15C_________15~~12C___
5 _______________________________________________________________________________________
6 _____3~~3B__________5B~~8_________10~~10B____________12B~~15_________15B~~15___________
7 _______________________________________________________________________________________
8 _______________________________________________________________________________________
9 _______________________________________________________________________________________
10_______________________________________________________________________________________


1 _______________________________________________________________________________________
2 _______________________________________________________________________________________
3 _______________________________________________________________________________________
4 ____________10C~~10________8~~5C_________3C~~3_________________________________________
5 _______________________________________________________________________________________
6 __12B~~10B__________10~~8________5B~~3B________________________________________________
7 _______________________________________________________________________________________
8 _______________________________________________________________________________________
9 _______________________________________________________________________________________
10_______________________________________________________________________________________




1 _______________________________________________________________________________________
2 _______________________________________________________________________________________
3 _______________________________________________________________________________________
4 _______________________________________________________________________________________
5 _______________________________________________________________________________________
6 __3_________4~~6__________8~~10___________11~~13____________15~~13__________11~~10_____
7 _______________________________________________________________________________________
8 _____3~~4F_________6F~~8_________10~~11F___________13F~~15_________13F~~11F____________
9 _______________________________________________________________________________________
10_______________________________________________________________________________________

1 _______________________________________________________________________________________
2 _______________________________________________________________________________________
3 _______________________________________________________________________________________
4 _______________________________________________________________________________________
5 _______________________________________________________________________________________
6 ___________8~~6____________4~~3________________________________________________________
7 _______________________________________________________________________________________
8 _____10~~8_________6F~~4F______________________________________________________________
9 _______________________________________________________________________________________
10_______________________________________________________________________________________

Bengt Erlandsen
Member

From: Brekstad, NORWAY

posted 20 April 2001 02:22 PM     profile     
Mike
Sort of stumbled on to the "going down" when fooling
around with different ways of playing chromatic notes.



Example1 E7 (original idea)
F#--------------------------------------------------
Eb--------------------------------11~10-------------
G#--------------------11~12-------------------------
E --------------------------12~11-------10~~~~~~~---
B --------------------------------------------------
G#--------------------------------------------------
F#--------------------------------------------------
E --------------------------------------------------
D --------------------------------------------------
B --------------------------------------------------
1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 .


Example2
1---------------------------5----------------------
2------------6~~5-----------------5L~5LL-----------
3---7B----------------5B~5-----5-------------------
4------7~~6--------5-------------------------------
5---------------------------------------5~~~~~~----
6--------------------------------------------------
7--------------------------------------------------
8--------------------------------------------------
9--------------------------------------------------
10--------------------------------------------------
1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 .



Example3

1---7~~8-----8~~7-----7-----------5-----------------
2---------------------------------------5L~5LL------
3---------8-----------------------------------------
4------------------7-----7--6~~5-----5--------------
5---------------------------------------------5~~3--
6---------------------------------------------------
7---------------------------------------------------
8---------------------------------------------------
9---------------------------------------------------
10---------------------------------------------------
1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 .


1---------------------------------------------------
2---3LL---3-----------------------------------------
3------------------3--------------------------------
4------------3~~3R----3~~3R-------------------------
5------3--------------------3A----------------------
6------------------------------3--------------------
7---------------------------------3-----------------
8------------------------------------3~~3R----------
9---------------------------------------------------
10---------------------------------------------------
1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 .

Example3 is two different licks put together to make a long lick




Example4
E7 A
F#---------------------------------------------------------------
Eb--------11~10----10~10LL--------12LL---------------------------
G#---------------------------------------------------------------
E --12~11-------10-----------------------------------------------
B -----------------------------------12--------------------------
G#--------------------------10~12-------10B~~--------------------
F#--------------------------------------------10-----------------
E -----------------------------------------------9L~~10L~~~~~~---
D ---------------------------------------------------------------
B ---------------------------------------------------------------
1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1

Listen close to the "blue" note at 10B~~ 6th string before going to the A chord




Not so obvious scale, but it can be played fast.
A
1---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
3---------17B~17----------15--------------12B~10B-------10--------8----------5B~5-
4---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
5---17~17A-------17~15~15A---15A~15~12~12A-------10A~10----10~8~8A--8A~8~5~5A~~~5-
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
7---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
8---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
9---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
10---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
. . 1 . . . 2 . . . 3 . . . 4 . . . 1 . . . 2 . . . 3


Have fun and play, play, play

Bengt

Bengt Erlandsen
Member

From: Brekstad, NORWAY

posted 21 April 2001 06:50 AM     profile     
DANGEROUS - HIGH SPEED LICKS



Original "staying at the same fret" idea. All examples = Key of G

F#--------------6------------------------------------------------------------
Eb-----6-----------------6-------------------------6----------------6--------
G#----------------------------------------------------------6----------------
E --------6~~6R----6R~6-------------------------------6~~6R---6R~6-----------
B --6A----------------------6A---OR LIKE THIS---6A----------------------6A---
G#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
F#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
E ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
D ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
B ---------------------------------------------------------------------------


Same idea but w/different fingering, using slides.

1-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2-----6-------7--------6------6--------7--------6------6--------7--------6------
3-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
4-------6~~7-----7~~6------------6~~7-----7~~6------------6~~7-----7~~6---------
5--6A----------------------6A-----------------------6A----------------------6A--
6-------------------------------------------------------------------------------


1-------------7R-----------------------7R-----------------------7R--------------(R=Halftone F#-G )
2-----6----------------6------6-----------------6------6-----------------6------(for all examples)
3-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
4-------6~~7-----7~~6------------6~~7-----7~~6------------6~~7-----7~~6---------
5--6A----------------------6A-----------------------6A----------------------6A--
6-------------------------------------------------------------------------------


1-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2-----6----------------6------6-----------------6------6-----------------6------
3-------------7B-----------------------7B-----------------------7B--------------
4-------6~~7-----7~~6------------6~~7-----7~~6------------6~~7-----7~~6---------
5--6A----------------------6A-----------------------6A----------------------6A--
6-------------------------------------------------------------------------------


1--------------7R-----------7R----------------------------------------------
2-----6----------------------------7~~6-------------------------------------
3--------------------7B-----------------------------------------------------
4--------6~~7-----7------7------7-------------------------------------------
5--6A------------------------------------6A---------------------------------
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------


1---------------------7R-----------7R-----------------7R----------------------------
2-----6----------------------7------------------7-------------------7-----7~~6------
3--------------7B-------------------------7B-----------------7B---------------------
4--------6~~7------7------7-----7------7-----7-----7------7------7-----7------------
5--6A---------------------------------------------------------------------------6A--
6-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------


1-------------7R-----7R~8R-------8--------8--------8~~~~~~~~----------------
2-----6-----------------------8--------8--------8---------------------------
3--------------------------8--------8--------8------------------------------
4-------6~~7------7---------------------------------------------------------
5--6A-----------------------------------------------------------------------
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------


1-------------7R----------7R----7R~8R----8R~7R----------7R----7R------------
2-----6-------------------------------------------7-----------------7~~6----
3-------------------7B----------------8-------------------------------------
4-------6~~7-----7-----7-----7-----------------7-----7-----7-----7--------6A
5--6A-----------------------------------------------------------------------
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------


1-------------7R-------7R-------7R~8R----8R~7R----7R------------------------
2-----6----------7--------7-----------------------------7-----7-----7~~6----
3-------------------------------------8-------------------------------------
4-------6~~7--------7--------7-----------------7-----7-----7-----7--------6A
5--6A-----------------------------------------------------------------------
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------

G D C
1-------------7R---------------------------------7R-------------------------
2-----6-------------7~~8----------------8--------------7~~6-----------------
3---------------------------------------------------------------------------
4-------6~~7-----7-------------------------8~~7-----7-----------------------
5--6A---------------------8A~~~~~~---8A----------------------6A~~~~~~-------
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Last example shows how it works over different chords.

Licks aplenty to be found in this position.
I have barely scratched the surface.

Bengt


John Sims
Member

From: Cooper City, FL (Ft. Lauderdale)

posted 21 April 2001 07:08 AM     profile     
You guys are too much...Awesome!

------------------
Regards,

John

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Bengt Erlandsen
Member

From: Brekstad, NORWAY

posted 21 April 2001 11:35 AM     profile     
Changing one note in a riff to make it fit a different chord


play over G or D chord
1---------------------------------------------------
2---------8--------8--------8--------8--------------
3---------------------------------------------------
4---10~8--------8-----------------8-----------------
5------------8--------8--------8--------8~~~~~~-----
6------------------------8B-------------------------
7---------------------------------------------------
8---------------------------------------------------
9---------------------------------------------------
10---------------------------------------------------
1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 .

play over C chord
1---------------------------------------------------
2---------8L-------8L-------8L-------8L-------------(Eb-D)
3---------------------------------------------------
4----9~8--------8-----------------8-----------------
5------------8--------8--------8--------8~~~~~~-----
6------------------------8B-------------------------
7---------------------------------------------------
8---------------------------------------------------
9---------------------------------------------------
10---------------------------------------------------
1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 .

Bengt

Bengt Erlandsen
Member

From: Brekstad, NORWAY

posted 27 April 2001 05:29 AM     profile     
I found this position by accident. Lots of nice notes to play with different fingerpatterns
The tricky part is the (A)half-pedal. Hold the knee-lever that raise E to F for the whole part.
The example sounds OK with/without blocking.


1------------------------8--------------8--------------------8-----------------------(b7)
2-------------------8-------8-----8-----------8--------8-----------8-----------------(5)
3---------------------8--------8--------------------------8--------------------------(Root)
4------------------------------------8R----8R-------------------8R-------------------(6)
5------------8~~8a-------------------------------8~~8a----------------8a-------------(3)
6----------8-------------------------------------------------------------8-----------(Root)
7---------------------------------------------------------------------------8~~~~~~--(b7)
8------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(6)
9------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(Dont play)
10------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(Dont play)
. . . 1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . . 1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . .
Bengt Erlandsen
Member

From: Brekstad, NORWAY

posted 27 April 2001 04:08 PM     profile     
I really like this position for playing medium/fast swing-blues.
Key of G
Note: Full-step F#-G# on 1st string
Keep pedals/lever engaged the whole time.

The wonderful thing is that all examples can also be played at 4thfret or 8th fret
without sounding "out" in the key of G
I have shown a couple of different picking patterns but there is a lot more to further explore.


1------------1R-------1R-------------------------1R-------------------------
2---1-----------------------------------1--------------1--------------------
3------------------1B-------------------------------------------------------
4---------1C----------------1C----------------1C----------1C----------------
5---------------------------------------------------------------------------
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------
7---------------------------------------------------------------------------
8---------------------------------------------------------------------------
9---------------------------------------------------------------------------
10---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . . 1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . .


1---------1R-------------------------1R----------1R-------------------------
2------------------1-----------------------1------------1-------------------
3---1B------------------------1B--------------------1B----------------------
4------------1C-------1C----------------1C----1C----------1C----------------
5---------------------------------------------------------------------------
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------
7---------------------------------------------------------------------------
8---------------------------------------------------------------------------
9---------------------------------------------------------------------------
10---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . . 1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . .


1------------1R----------------------1R----------1R-------1R----------------
2--1---------------------------1-----------------------------------1--------
3---------------------1B----------------1B----------------------------------
4---------1C-------1C-------1C----1C----------1C-------1C-------1C-------1C-
5---------------------------------------------------------------------------
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------
7---------------------------------------------------------------------------
8---------------------------------------------------------------------------
9---------------------------------------------------------------------------
10---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . . 1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . .


1------------1R-----------------1R------1R-------------1R-------------------
2---1-----------------------------------------------------------------------
3---------------------1B-----------------------1B---------1B----------------
4---------1C-------1C--------1C-------1C----------1C------------1C----------
5---------------------------------------------------------------------------
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------
7---------------------------------------------------------------------------
8---------------------------------------------------------------------------
9---------------------------------------------------------------------------
10---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . . 1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . .


1---------1R--------------------------1R---------------------1R-----------------
2------------------1--------------------------1--------------------1------------
3---1B-------------------------1B-------------------------1B--------------------
4---------------------1C-------------------------1C-------------1C--------1C~~~~
5---------------------------------------------------------------------1C--------
6-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
7-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
8-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
9-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
10-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . . 1 . . 2 . . 3 . . 4 . . 1 .

Bengt Erik

[This message was edited by Bengt Erlandsen on 27 April 2001 at 04:09 PM.]

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