Kristofer Dahl4th January 2015Love it Chris, that tele tone is so powerful and with the pull-offs / open string stuff makes up for a perfect combination. I am seriously GAS'ing for a tele!!
livoire134th January 2015Love the way you bend open harmonics, the overall sounds great !
Hajduk4th January 2015Love it Chris, that was awesome
sieg6665th January 2015Great lesson. Sensational riffs and sound. Makes me wanna go out and buy a tele.
wollace036th January 2015wow! great riff...it has a great drive!
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Hi GMC!
The "Open String Pull-Off Riff" lesson covers a modern country style open string pull-off riff complete with double-stop hammer-ons/pull-offs, natural harmonics, and behind the nut bends. This piece was inspired by the hot country playing of Brad Paisley, Brent Mason, and Jim Campilongo.
This lesson includes the following techniques:
Country-style hybrid picking
Double-stops
Slides
Natural Harmonics
Behind the Nut Bends
Hammer-ons
Pull-offs
Key: A
Chords: A, D, E
Tempo: 110bpm
Scales:
A Bluesy Pentatonic - The riff is based off of this scale. You can also use it to solo over the A chord. Also, try raising the 3rd to give it a major feel.
D Bluesy Pentatonic - Use this scale when you play over the D chord. You can also raise the 3rd to give it a major feel. Bluesy Pentatonic - Use this scale when we play over the A chord. You can also raise the 3rd to give it a major feel.
E Mixolydian - Use this when playing over E. This is basically an E Major scale with a lowered 7, C note.
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