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Rock Licks - Tomas Cataldo
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
INTRODUCTION
1950s: EARLY INFLUENCES
Scales Used in This Chapter
Suggested Listening
In the Style of Chuck Berry
In the Style of Bo Diddley
In the Style of Scotty Moore (Elvis Presley)
In the Style of Muddy Waters
1960s: THE BIRTH OF THE GUITAR HERO
Scales Used in This Chapter
Suggested Listening
In the Style of Eric Clapton
In the Style of Steve Cropper
In the Style of Dick Dale
In the Style of Buddy Guy
In the Style of George Harrison
In the Style of Jimi Hendrix
In the Style of Keith Richards
In the Style of PeteTownshend
1970s: THE ROCK EXPLOSION
Scales Used in This Chapter
Suggested Listening
In the Style of Martin Barre
In the Style of Jeff Beck
In the Style of Dickey Betts
In the Style of Ritchie Blackmore
In the Style of Larry Carlton
In the Style of Don Felder
In the Style of Ace Frehley
In the Style of David Gilmour
In the Style of Steve Howe
In the Style of Tony lommi
In the Style of Ed King
In the Style of Mark Knopfler
In the Style of Alex Lifeson
In the Style of Kerry Livgren
In the Style of Brian May
In the Style of Jimmy Page
In the Style of Joe Perry
'n the Style of Carlos Santana
In the Style of Joe Walsh
In the Style of Angus Young
1980s: THE GUITAR VIRTUOSO
Scales Used In This Chapter
Suggested Listening
In the Style of Paul Gilbert
In the Style of Eddie Van Halen
In the Style ofYngwie Malmsteen
In the Style of Gary Moore
In the Style of Randy Rhoads
In the Style of Joe Satriani
In the Style of Andy Summers
In the Style of Steve Vai
1990s: GRUNGE AND REPRISES
Scales Used in This Chapter
Suggested Listening
In the Style of Trey Anastasio
In the Style of Dimebag Darrell
In the Style of Kirk Hammett
In the Style of Eric Johnson
In the Style of Mike McCready
In the Style of John Petrucci
In the Style of Rich Robinson & Jeff Cease
In the Style of Brian Setzer
In the Style of Ty Tabor
APPENDIX: THEORY REVIEW
Scale Theory
Major Scale
Alterting the Major Scale to Create Other Scales
The Natural Minor Scale
The Pentatonic Scale
Pentatonic Fingerings
Modes of the Major Scale
Mode Fingerings
Modes of the Melodic Minor Scale
Modes of the Harmonic Minor Scale
Other Frequently Used Scales
The Major Chord Scale
GLOSSARY
Blues Licks - Wayne Riker
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
INTRODUCTION
HOW TO READ MUSIC
Pitch
Time
READING TABLATURE
BENDS
SCALES
I, IV AND V - THE BLUES PROGRESSION
DELTA BLUES
Typical Chord Progression
Most Commonly Used Scales
Main Artists
Popular Tunes
Intros & Turnarounds
In the Style of Muddy Waters
In the Style of Robert Johnson
In the Style of John Lee Hooker
Classic Delta Blues Licks
CHICAGO BLUES
Typical Chord Progression
Most Commonly Used Scales
Main Artists
Popular Tunes
Intros & Turnarounds
In the Style of Mike Bloomfield
In the Style of Eric Clapton
In the Style of Buddy Guy
In the Style of Magic Sam
In the Style of Hubert Sumlin
In the Style of Otis Rush
In the Style of Albert King
In the Style of B.B. King
TEXAS BLUES
Typical Chord Progression
Most Commonly Used Scales
Main Artists
Popular Tunes
Intros & Turnarounds
In the Style of T-Bone Walker
In the Style of Freddie King
In the Style of Johnny Winter
In the Style of Stevie Ray Vaughan
In the Style of Johnny Copeland
ROCK BLUES
Typical Chord Progression
Most Commonly Used Scales
Main Artists
Popular Tunes
Intros & Turnarounds
In the Style of Johnny Winter
In the Style of Jimi Hendrix
Classic Hot Rock Licks
Classic Melodic Blues Rock Licks
Popular Scale-Pattern Licks
In the Style of Carlos Santana
In the Style of Jimmy Page
COUNTRY BLUES
Typical Chord Progression
Most Commonly Used Scales
Main Artists
Popular Tunes
Intros & Turnarounds
In the Style of Jerry Donahue
In the Style of Jerry Reed
In the Style of Albert Lee
Classic Country Blues Licks
SWING/JAZZ AND JUMP BLUES
Typical Chord Progression
Most Commonly Used Scales
Main Artists
Popular Tunes
Intros & Turnarounds
Classic Swing & Jump Blues Licks
Classic Jazz Blues Licks
In the Style of George Benson
In the Style of Kenny Burrell
In the Style of Brian Setzer
In the Style of Grant Green
MINOR BLUES
Typical Chord Progression
Most Commonly Used Scales
Main Artists
Popular Tunes
Intros & Turnarounds
Classic Minor Blues Licks
In the Style of Robert Cray
SLIDE GUITAR BLUES
Typical Chord Progression
Most Commonly Used Scales
Main Artists
Popular Tunes
Tunings
Intros & Turnarounds
Slide Guitar Licks in Open-D Tuning
Slide Guitar Licks in Open-G Tuning
Slide Guitar Licks in Standard Tuning
Jazz Licks - Jody Fisher
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
INTRODUCTION
PART 1: LICKS FOR CHORDS
MAJOR 6 CHORDS (MAJOR 13 CHORDS)
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for 6 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for 6 Chords
MAJOR 7 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for Maj7 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for Maj7 Chords
MAJOR 9 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for Maj9 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for Maj9 Chords
MINOR 6 CHORDS (MINOR 13 CHORDS)
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for min6 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for min6 Chords
MINOR 7 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for min7 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for min7 Chords
MINOR 9 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for min9 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for min9 Chords
MINOR 11 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for min 11 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for min 11 Chords
DOMINANT 7 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for 7 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for 7 Chords
DOMINANT 9 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for 9 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for 9 Chords
DOMINANT 11 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for 11 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for 11 Chords
DOMINANT 13 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for 13 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for 13 Chords
DOMINANT 7b5 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings.........
One-Bar Licks for 7b5 Chords.
Two-Bar Licks for 7b5 Chords
DOMINANT 7#5 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings.........
One-Bar Licks for 7#5 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for 7#5 Chords
DOMINANT 7b9 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for 7b9 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for 7b9 Chords
DOMINANT 7#9 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for 7#9 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for 7#9 Chords
DOMINANT 7b5b9 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for 7b5b9 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for 7b5b9 Chords
DOMINANT 7#5#9 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for 7#5#9 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for 7#5#9 Chords
DOMINANT 7b5#9 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for 7b5#9 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for 7b5#9 Chords
DOMINANT 7#5b9 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for 7#5b9 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for 7#5b9 Chords
MAJOR 7#5 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for Maj7#5 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for Maj7#5 Chords
MAJOR 7#11 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for Maj7#11 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for Maj7#11 Chords
MAJOR 9#11 CHORDS
Chord Formula & Voicings
One-Bar Licks for 9#11 Chords
Two-Bar Licks for 9#11 Chords
PART 2: LICKS FOR PROGRESSIONS
ii-V7-I
Example Progressions
Two-Bar Licks for ii-V7-I
Four-Bar Licks for ii-V7-I
MINOR ii-V7-i
Example Progressions
Two-Bar Licks for ii-V7-i
Four-Bar Licks for ii-V7-i
ii-V7-I-VI7
Example Progressions
Two-Bar Licks for ii-V7-I-VI7
Four-Bar Licks for ii-V7-I-VI7
iii-VI7-ii-V7
Example Progressions
Two-Bar Licks for iii-VI7-ii-V7
Four-Bar Licks for iii-VI7-ii-V7
III7-VI7-II7-V7
Example Progressions
Two-Bar Licks for III7-VI7-II7-V7
Four-Bar Licks for III7-VI7-II7-V7
CHROMATIC PROGRESSIONS
Example Progressions
Two-Bar Licks for Chromatic Progressions
Four-Bar Licks for Chromatic Progressions
APPENDIX
Articulation and "Feeling"
Revamping Licks
Rhythmic Displacement
Important Scales for Improvisation
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