Free Lick...quick Lick #1 :), rock'n'roll shuffle Options

[Darius Wave]

Just had some fun making experiments on the rock'n'roll shuffle grooves. Here is some short lick You could Use on the C major or C-Major with minor 7 chords in blues. I wanted to copy cort of piano feeling and smothnes...that's why it's based on legato. Shuffle is like triplet without a middle note Straight 16th notes licks usually don't make any good in this sort of style but triplets with good accents work well Try it on Your own

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[Hajduk]

Thank you Darius for cool lick.

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[Darius Wave]

Of course the tempo is not important

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[Storm Linnebjerg]

Cool and nice lick, which can actually be played in several ways. Up to speed, slower, with even with a shuffle feel in the lick itself etc. Think it sort of misses an end to it though, just back to the C or whatever one might feel like doing. Who knows, I might end up using it at some time

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[Darius Wave]

I tried it in C7 and D7 switch so the ending G note was a dirrect connection to F# note which start another secion of notes for D7 chord Honestly when licks end on the root note sometimes they all sound like a "finish of the phrase" and I have to fix the ending so it could lead somewhere else

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[Storm Linnebjerg]

I tried it in C7 and D7 switch so the ending G note was a dirrect connection to F# note which start another secion of notes for D7 chord Honestly when licks end on the root note sometimes they all sound like a "finish of the phrase" and I have to fix the ending so it could lead somewhere else

Absolutely. I think that was what I meant. I think it could be a good idea for people to actually "keep going" when they share a lick. That's not a critique as such by the way. Was just a thought. Or at least showing more of a context. Just a thought...that I might have to think more about to get to make even more sense.

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[Darius Wave]

Ha ha...the more You write the less I undestand Just joking Didn't felt like critique You just cought the right concept I always had a feeling like most of the licks are done like there is nothing to play after

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