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Smooth Blues Guitar Licks ( Tabs & Backing Track ) 1.0.0

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Smooth Blues Guitar Licks ( Tabs & Backing Track )

Here you find the tabs of a full chorus of a blues guitar improvisation on a straight blues backing track with 95 bpm. These blues guitar licks are based on the mixolydian scale of Bb7, Eb7 and F7 and have kind of a smooth and jazz vibe which sounds great in such a setting with a smooth and straight blues backing track.

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    HP, I like these Jazz blues licks and the backing track.  Seems like you can make it more Jazzy  or Blues just the way you play it.  Put more notes in for more Jazzy sound and fewer notes but more emphasis for Blues if that makes sense.  Also is that Bb7 chord that you show that you like better  a D 1/2 diminished chord  5656 from the A string?  Regarless, I'm having fun with it and adding some other chords in as well.  Good stuff!

     

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