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Thank You!! I will do another chromatic song in the future, yes!
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Dennis
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Two for One Third Verse Breakdown
Hi Robert - Good question. Sliding single notes up, which is my usual way. You CAN slide octaves, but it is almost always cleaner and smoother using single notes for this type of...
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Robert
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Two for One Third Verse Breakdown
Hi Dennis - On the slide up to the 6-10 draw octave near the end of the verse are you running single notes all the way up and then hitting the octave, or sliding the octave...
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Dennis
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Horton Shuffle Sixth & Seventh Chorus Breakdown
I do occasionally, but it is not necessary.
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David
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Horton Shuffle Sixth & Seventh Chorus Breakdown
Are you tongue switching on the 1 hole?
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Mike
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Two for One First Verse Breakdown
Thanks Robert. You're right. All fixed.
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Dennis
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Two for One First Verse Breakdown
Yes, thanks for the head's up. Working on fiixng this...thanks!
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Dennis
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Two for One First Verse Breakdown
I would say blues chromatic is more difficult. They are very different however, but I think for most players, unless you already are familiar with the chromatic, the chromatic is...
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gagi
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Two for One First Verse Breakdown
Mr. Dennis which is more dificult to play the blues: diatonic or chromatic?
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