Killer Bluegrass Lick In G #guitar #acousticguitar #bluegrassguitar

3 Oct 2024 · 1 min
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In this brief instructional segment, guitarist Aaron Jaxon introduces a bluegrass position‑shifting lick in the key of G. He explains that the lick moves from an open string up the neck to the 8th fret and then returns, demonstrating the phrase and then showing how it fits musically within the traditional tune “Clinch Mountain Backstep.” The purpose is to give players a concrete, playable lick that illustrates position shifting and can be incorporated into bluegrass repertoire.

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