Lick 3 approaches the blues scale from an ascending perspective. With three notes per string, our intervals are spread up to six frets apart. The main "purpose" of this lick is to highlight the #4 (D#) in a pretty blatant way. Be sure to note that this lick is written/played in eighth note triplets.
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Abusing The Blues - Lick 3
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Abusing The Blues - Introduction
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