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Barretone - Posted - 12/03/2024: 19:29:55
This is one of the best bluesy banjo licks ever invented. Amen JD! You can move this lick anywhere an F formation chord works.
Edited by - Barretone on 12/05/2024 13:57:06
phb - Posted - 12/04/2024: 01:06:09
Randy, without a banjo at hand I was wondering what key/chord this lick is supposed to be played to. Would this be fitting for an A chord?
EDIT: no, with a Bb note on the 4th string (if I got it correctly just from watching the video once) it can't be A.
Edited by - phb on 12/04/2024 01:07:34
Barretone - Posted - 12/04/2024: 09:26:29
Hi Phillip. This can be used with any F-position chord. A, C, D, etc. The song is in F, so I'm using the Bb example.
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Originally posted by phbRandy, without a banjo at hand I was wondering what key/chord this lick is supposed to be played to. Would this be fitting for an A chord?
EDIT: no, with a Bb note on the 4th string (if I got it correctly just from watching the video once) it can't be A.
phb - Posted - 12/10/2024: 03:52:26
Thanks, Randy, as so often, knowing the answer, it is obvious... ![]()
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