Hey! This lesson focuses on some killer country riffs, and how to apply them to your improvisation.
The chord progression is a simple 1/4/5 chord progression in the key of A major (A/D/E)
BPM - 120
This lesson is not just about cool licks however, in the spoken portion I explain how and analyze the first riff in this video, explaining the theory behind figuring out what type of chord it ideally works over. Also in the spoken portion, i explain how i commit these licks to memory and my method of transposing them on the fly for use in improvisation in other keys.
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