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Cool Sweep-Tapping Lick
Al Joseph
Let's learn a cool lick! We're going to start with a sweep pattern going up CMaj7 (C - E - G - B), then down D7 (D - F# - A - C). After tapping the D7, we descend down to CMaj again, setting up to then descend down the GMaj7 (G - B - D - F#). After that, we resolve to Dmaj once again. Use my previous lessons on intervals or last month's "Chord/Scale" lesson for reference. Move on to the next video for the breakdown.
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