Open String “Floating” Licks #acousticguitar #bluegrassguitar #flatpicking

3 May 2023 · 0 min
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In this instructional segment, Aaron Jaxon explains how open‑string “floating” licks can add tonal color and variety to bluegrass flatpicking lines. He demonstrates a couple of example licks, slows the playback to make the phrasing clear, and displays the corresponding tablature on screen for viewers to follow and incorporate into their own playing.

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