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60 Hot Licks For Western Swing Guitar


Are you ready to take your guitar playing to the next level? If you're a fan of Western Swing music, mastering the art of Western Swing guitar is essential. Western Swing is a unique and vibrant genre that combines elements of jazz, country, and blues, resulting in a captivating sound that can make anyone tap their toes. In this article, we present you with 60 hot licks that will help you stand out as a Western Swing guitarist.
1. The Double Stop Delight
The double stop is a classic technique that involves playing two notes simultaneously, creating a melodic and harmonious sound. To add a Western Swing flavor, try incorporating slides and bending into your double stops.

2. Swingin' Slides
Slides are an essential part of Western Swing guitar playing. Experiment with sliding into notes from below or above, creating a seamless and playful sound that characterizes the genre's lively spirit.
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| Language | : | English |
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| Print length | : | 49 pages |
3. The Honky-Tonk Hammer-Ons
When it comes to Western Swing guitar, the hammer-on technique is your secret weapon. Add that honky-tonk flavor by hammering onto strings with conviction, emphasizing the swing feel.
Mastering these 60 hot licks will undoubtedly elevate your Western Swing guitar skills to new heights. Remember, practice is key. Take the time to fully internalize these techniques and incorporate them into your own playing. Soon enough, you'll be wowing audiences with your authentic Western Swing sound. Happy strumming!
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| Language | : | English |
| File size | : | 10354 KB |
| Screen Reader | : | Supported |
| Print length | : | 49 pages |
Get that authentic, professional "Texas" western swing sound with these all-time best western swing guitar licks from master guitarist Joe Carr. In this book/online audio combo, Carr breaks down 60 great western swing guitar licks and how to use them in common progressions. Includes a section on scales and chords. Includes access to online audio.

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