https://banjobenclark.com/lessons/bag-o-licks-rhythm-licks-in-c-guitar-intermediate
Have a look see at this licks in C, won’t you? I’ll teach you 8 great rhythm licks in C position, then we’ll practice putting them in practice with Wildwood Flower!
Discuss the Guitar lesson: Bag O' Licks– Rhythm Licks in C
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I like the rhythm bag o’licks. I think that playing licks in a rhythm context would be really helpful for getting them ingrained. I look forward to working through these.
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I really love rhythm guitar lessons. Good Rhythm guitar is so important in a jam setting.
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I’ve used it quite a bit before. It’s the D-28 75th Anniversary model…it’s just that the lighting is a bit better now and the color looks a bit different. I’ve used it on most all lessons the last couple years, but my sisters have borrowed it throughout the summer. I FINALLY got it back last week!
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I guess the lighting does make it look different because I thought the same thing.
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This is an awesome lesson Banjo Ben.
Thanks,
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Very helpful and adding to my bag of licks… thanks mucho…
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Great lesson Ben… in the Wild Flower video you mention a rhythm arpeggio lesson, but I couldn’t find it anywhere? What’s its title? Thanks!
Here you go: https://banjobenclark.com/lessons/ballads-in-g-crosspicking-guitar-rhythm-guitar-advanced
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I absolutely love this lesson!
Ben - It’s a bit challenging to play with the tracks when you change the style to “swing” eighth notes vs. the straight ones used when teaching the lesson. Perhaps you could post both versions and allow folks to choose which to play.
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