Banjo Lick No. 6
January 4th, 2020This blues lick is reminiscent of what you might hear from an electric guitar. It’s closed position so you can play it in any key very easily.
This blues lick is reminiscent of what you might hear from an electric guitar. It’s closed position so you can play it in any key very easily.
This lick makes for a good exercise in playing double-stops up and down the neck in 6ths. It’s demonstrated in the key of G but can easily be transposed into other keys. The variations are limitless.
This is a V7-I change taken from the song Nola. An interesting mix of melodic and single string technique to get you from A7 to D.
Here is a lick that uses a flatted 3rd, 5th and 7th to give it a bluesy sound. In the key of G these blue notes are Bb, Db and F.
This is a melodic lick inspired by Bela Fleck. The tricky part is fretting the 5th string with your pinky.
Key of G
Foggy Mountain Special
Key of G
Personnel:
Sean Ray – Banjo, Guitar, Bass
Brian Ray – Mandolin
Paul Kienitz – Violin
Tab in PDF and TablEdit formats - $6.00
Reuben
Key of D
D-Tuning
Personnel:
Sean Ray – Banjo, Guitar, Bass
Brian Ray – Mandolin
Tab in PDF and TablEdit formats - $6.00
Flint Hill Special
Key of G
D-Tuners = G/F# – B/A
Personnel:
Sean Ray – Banjo, Guitar, Bass
Brian Ray – Mandolin
Paul Kienitz – Violin
Tab in PDF and TablEdit formats - $6.00
Blackjack – Jam tracks from The Session Book.
Key of B
Capo 4th
100 bpm
Personnel:
Sean Ray – Banjo, Guitar, Bass
Brian Ray – Mandolin
Paul Kienitz – Violin
Tab in PDF and TablEdit formats - $6.00
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