The second half of this verse contains a lot more stuff, licks-wise than the first half. The internal conversation between the licks in the solo gets slightly more complex, so in that way it's maybe a little more challenging. There's more to remember, but as always - the real key to making it sound meaningful and expressive lies in the groove, the tones and the different shapes of the notes.
Rick Estrin
Topics and/or subjects covered in this lesson:
Blues
key of E
A Harp
Sonny Boy II
Rick Estrin
Nine Below Zero
Print Chords & Tab
A Harp in the Key of E
Loop 1:20 Solo Run-Through
Loop 2:06 IV Change Breakdown
Loop 3:23 Back to the I Riff
Loop 8:08 Review of First 8 Bars
Loop 9:16 Practice Loop of IV Change and Back to the I Riff
Loop 10:25 Review of Back to the I Riff
Loop 12:17 At Tempo Practice Loop
Loop 12:30 Going to the V Riff
Loop 13:56 Practice Loop
Loop 14:29 V Chord Riff
Loop 16:22 IV Chage to Turnaround
Loop 17:03 Turnaround Breakdown
Loop 19:14 Slow Practice Loop of Turnaround
Loop 19:50 Turnardound Breakdown Continued
Loop 20:54 Closing Thoughts
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Hi Rick !! it s only .... "Amazing" ... the way everything is "floating" ... a little bit of the phrase here and there .. and everything got in place ... I begin to understand about to put an "idea" and comment on it and so on ... , write it , it s one thing , but play it ... it s "Amazing" ... if ever I m able to improvise like That ?!! I would say " I achived my Goal" !! Thank s again and again !!
André
That's great, Andre! It's like learning to speak a language. The more you hear it and understand it, the more you understand how to make your own statements in that language.