A Great Hall Rugg/Loretta Lyn type descending lick.
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Chris Templeton
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A Great Hall Rugg/Loretta Lyn type descending lick.
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Phillip Hermans
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Re: A Great Hall Rugg/Loretta Lyn type descending lick.
Very cool! I have been meaning to dissect this kind of chromatic descending lick, thanks for the video
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scott murray
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Re: A Great Hall Rugg/Loretta Lyn type descending lick.
I saw this last week and spent an hour or 2 working on it. cool use of the 2nd string which Hal was very good at but how the heck did he come up with this stuff??
here’s the original record with Hal and the Wilburn Brothers
here’s the original record with Hal and the Wilburn Brothers
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George Madrid
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Re: A Great Hall Rugg/Loretta Lyn type descending lick.
Wow what a great lick
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Tevis Maloney
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Re: A Great Hall Rugg/Loretta Lyn type descending lick.
Thanks Chris and Scott. Great stuff. More fuel for me to keep learning as a new PSG player.
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Rick Campbell
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Re: A Great Hall Rugg/Loretta Lyn type descending lick.
That's some good stuff. I don't know very many players that can do that. I know I sure can't. Those licks seem to have gotten lost in the recent (30)years by the Nashville crowd. I guess the newer music don't have a place for it.
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