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6. Mai 2017 · • Add dynamics and excitement to your licks with “whistlers,” or pinch harmonics. • Develop faux-flamenco techniques. Click here to download a printable PDF of this lesson's notation. Click here for Ex. 2. One of Buchanan’s signature techniques was to manipulate his tone knob to give a faux wah sound.
- Levi Clay
11,675 views. 451. In this lesson I'll show you a Roy Buchanan Guitar Lick that you can immediately add to your 12 bar blues soloing! Get this lick, solos and more in my course...
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- Corey Congilio
6. Jan. 2010 · Roy Buchanan Licks lesson @ GuitarInstructor.com by Greg Koch (excerpt) Two pedal steel-style licks from the Tele master. Full lesson is available at http://www.guitarinstructor.com/produ...
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FULL COURSE NOW AVAILABLE! http://bit.ly/50ProgressiveBluesCOREY CONGILIO: http://bit.ly/CoreyCongilioMORE GUITAR LESSONS: http://bit.ly/TrueFirePushing the ...
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- Example 1. Signature Buchanan Phrases and Concepts
- Example 2. Hybrid Picking Exercises
- Example 3. Rhythm Guitar Riff
- Example 4. Full Solo
We begin with a set of Roy-inspired lines against a C7 vamp (C-E-G-Bb). Each example highlights one of Buchanan’s trademark approaches, ranging from pinched harmonics (1a), through oblique bends (1b), the use of 6th intervals (1d) and onto a pair of idiomatic phrases that illustrate a deep understanding of bluesy (1i) and jazzy phrasing (1j). From ...
As hybrid picking is such a big part of Roy’s style, we’ve included a pair of primer exercises, each around a C Major triad fingering, that you can use to get your technique in shape. In 2a) we’re utilising two-note groups articulated with an alternation of downstroke with the pick followed by a note plucked with the second finger (m). We essential...
Here is the rhythm guitar riff against which the previous examples are played. While the harmony is defined as C7 (C-E-G-Bb), you’ll again notice the presence of the Minor 3rd (Eb) although, as in much of the lead orientated material, this note is bent slightly sharp to blur the distinction between minor and major tonalities in a typically bluesy w...
We end this study of Roy’s playing with a full solo, again over our classic blues groove in C, although this time moving through the conventional changes for a 12-bar blues, taking in both the IV7 (F7) and V7 (G7). This solo contextualises many of the ideas we encountered in example 1, such as volume swells, bends, melodic sequences and interval sk...
- John Wheatcroft
5. Mai 2022 · His distinctive, whining blues licks used to pack venues with what can only be called worshippers. Buchanan's allure has little to do with stage production or cosmetic appeal, however; he dished it all out with his fingers and a well-worn Fender Telecaster. Here are five of his best tips for guitarists gleaned from the Guitar Player archive…
With this pack, you'll learn 12 of his best licks, including: After Hours * Chicago Smokeshop * Five String Blues * Hey Joe * High Wire * I Won't Tell You No Lies * The Messiah Will Come Again * Pete's Blues * Peter Gunn * Roy's Bluz * Short Fuse * Sweet Dreams. Online audio is accessed at halleonard.com/mylibrary
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