A Bluegrass Lick in G Major - Mandolin Lesson

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  • I think licks are useful for those of us just not inspired to improvisation or that lack imagination. If you have enough licks you can use them in different situations to not end up sounding stale. But I understand it's best to play according to the scale of the key that the song is in. I know the major scales but thinking something up off the top of my head as a lead break just doesn't come easy. So licks become very useful as a guide for me.
  • @user-sr6ju6sg6i
    Just got my mando back from the repair shop after weeeeks. This lick is just the ticket!
  • I agree with you that you need to learn the tunes , but I don't know any sound like that lick , I like it and I'm gonna add it to my list thankyou for your lessons 👍
  • @user-lx7ks7wk6l
    I wish you could have named off all the frets you used for each string
  • @superblindeye1
    Hello there, I just started playing Amanda Lynn. Do you teach virtual lessons?
  • The mando is made to do phrase runs and fill ins all over the place. Try not to repeat these licks during a tune. Pay attention where the next part of the melody might take you as you end a vocal phrase. Endless possibilites, if you fool around enough with a melody.