Jazz Guitar Lessons
Why Are Licks Important?
JGT contributor Dustin Fichter provides a video lesson on the ‘The Importance of Licks’ -Part 1 in the JGT Video Series.
Licks are an essential element in every musicians’ vocabulary. Without them, we would just resort to using scale patterns and not have any ideas to expand upon with our improv. In this video, we’ll discuss this and more.
Stay tuned for Part 2!
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