On This Lesson demonstration, you will learn how to play a B Phrygian Dominant lick from the song Spotlight Kid by Ritchie Blackmore Rainbown. You can hear Ritchie Blackmore playing the lick at 2:30.
The lick itself is based on the B Phrygian Dominant Mode ( E Harmonic Minor Scale a great Rock, Neoclassical, Metal Old School idea.
If the solo is too fast you can slow it down by selecting “settings” and selecting “playback speed”.
Alternate Picking Workout TAB. Ready to improve your alternate picking technique with this amazing E Phrygian Dominant Lick.
The lick itself is based on the E Phrygian Dominant mode ( 5 mode of A Harmonic Minor Scale), guitar player like Malmsteen, Uli John Root, Ritchie Blackmore use this ideas very often. Try to apply this lick over Metal, Shred, Trash, tracks.
If the lick is too fast you can slow it down by selecting “settings” and selecting “playback speed”.
On This Lesson demonstration, you will learn how to play a E Dorian #4 metal lick from the song Blackened by Kirk Hammett Metallica. You can hear Kirk Hammett playing the lick at 4:31.
The lick itself is based on the E Dorian #4 mode ( B Harmonic Minor Scale a great Trash, Metal, Shred idea.
If the solo is too fast you can slow it down by selecting “settings” and selecting “playback speed”.
If you’re an aspiring guitar player looking to improve your technique and learn from some of the best in the business, then you should definitely take a look at this Joe Satriani famous pentatonic lick.
Learning the pentatonic lick by Joe Satriani is a great way to improve your guitar skills and learn from one of the best in the business.
Satriani is known for his technical proficiency and innovative approach to guitar playing, and studying his work can help you develop your own unique style and approach.
In addition to practicing the pentatonic lick itself, you can also learn a lot by studying Satriani overall approach to guitar playing. This can include things like his use of vibrato, his approach to tone and sound, and his overall musicality.
By studying Satriani’s work in detail, you can gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to become a great guitar player and develop your own skills and techniq
This classic guitar lick is a great example of how a simple yet powerful musical lick can have a profound impact on a song.
Practice the lick slowly at first and gradually increase your speed.
Studying Satriani’s approach can help you develop your own style.
His use of vibrato, tone, and musicality are great things to study.
Mastering the pentatonic lick is a great way to take your playing to the next level.
Practice regularly and you can become a great guitar player.
Satriani Lick Legato Exercise. On This Lesson demonstration, you will learn how to play a C# Phrygian Lick lick from the song Surfing With The Alien by Joe Satriani.
You can hear Joe Satriani playing the lick in the song Surfing With The Alien at 1:15. The lick itself is based on the C# Prygian and is a great legato exercise.
If the solo is too fast you can slow it down by selecting “settings” and selecting “playback speed”.
Satriani Lick Legato Workout. On This Lesson demonstration, you will learn how to play a B Aeolian lick from the song Always with Me Always with You by Joe Satriani.
You can hear Joe Satriani playing the lick in the song Always with Me Always with You at 1:10. The lick itself is based on the B Aeolian Mode and is a great legato exercise.
If the solo is too fast you can slow it down by selecting “settings” and selecting “playback speed”.
Joe Satriani Signature Lick D Dorian / G Mixolydian
On This Lesson demonstration, you will learn how to play a D Dorian / G Mixolydian lick from the song Circles by Joe Satriani.
You can hear Joe Satriani playing the lick in the song Circles at 1:29. The lick itself is based on the D Dorian / G Mixolydian and is a great rock blues lick.
If the solo is too fast you can slow it down by selecting “settings” and selecting “playback speed”.
Joe Satriani Signature Lick Circles – Guitar Lesson
On This Lesson demonstration, you will learn how to play a signature lick from the song Circles by Joe Satriani.
You can hear Joe Satriani playing this line in the song Circles at 1:21. The lick itself is based on the E Dorian Scale and is a great legato exercise.
If the solo is too fast you can slow it down by selecting “settings” and selecting “playback speed”.
