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Licks in the Style of Greg Howe

Mike Salow

Hi guys! In this tutorial we'll be covering licks in the style of the great fusion guitarist, Greg Howe. Each of these licks uses some of Greg's most often used techniques like hybrid picking, hammer ons from no where, and tapping, just to name a few. All of these licks are in an A Dorian setting and can be used along with your other Dorian licks. Now, on to Lick 1! This first lick uses a lot of larger intervals. Starting off with some 6ths and later moving to a F#minor7b5 arp. Please pay attention to the note heads in the tab. When a note is to be hybrid picked there will be a "m" (middle finger) or "a" (3rd finger). This lick along with the 3rd and 4th lick, do not start on a down beat so make sure to pay attention to that.

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