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Lessons: Lesson #4: Eric Johnson-type Licks

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Eric Johnson-type Licks


by Christopher Sung (9297)

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Here's another example in E where there's accentuation on the F# (the 9th of the scale) and shifting in and out of triplets and 16th notes. I can really hear the shift if I slow it down using the tempo control at the bottom of the page. Otherwise, I kind of hear it as a wash and just think, "there's something really cool going on, and I have no idea what the hell it is..."
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