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jhgaeng |
Hey Everyone,
I was wondering if anyone had any knowledge on a lick that sounds like a very fast descending line of notes. I hear it a lot in new progressive bands like Yonder Mountain, and Greensky, except I never remember to note what song or where in the song it happens so I can reference it later. Here is a video of the Seldom Scene's Rider and in it Ben Eldrigde does this little lick or style I am referring to. I'd really appreciate some clarification if it is actually a designed lick or maybe a style of playing. Whatever it is, if anyone can either point me in the direction to learn more about it or can give me a tabulator example of it, that would be awesome. Thanks.
The specific reference point is at 5:36 in the video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nk9vhhGyRyo
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