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Ted Ludwig’s Jazz ‘Lick of the Week’ #15
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In this installment of Ted Ludwig’s Jazz ‘Lick of the Week’, Ted plays a lick that can be played as 8th notes at a fast tempo or 16th notes at a medium tempo.
This week’s lick works great at a fast tempo or double-time feel. It can be played as 8th notes at a fast tempo or 16th notes at a medium tempo. This particular line is played over a Dsus chord but also works great over A-7 or D9. Try connecting this with other lines in your arsenal.
Good luck and thanks for dropping by!
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