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Pick Once, Pull Off Twice Licks for Blues and Blues-Rock Guitar

TABS & MORE : www.patreon.com/mybluesguitar SHOP:   / shop   In this video we look at five example licks of this useful technique. Pick the note once, then pull off twice (or three times in the case of the first lick!) I’ve kept the tone fairly ‘clean’ so you can hear what’s going on. Cheers for now, Mark Images and quotations fair use for educational purposes. Eric Clapton's Crossroads Solos with Cream: https://mybluesguitartutorials.teacha... Full Jimmy Page Heartbreaker Solo Course : https://tinyurl.com/yjvuac3w with tab, Guitar Pro File, lesson with on-screen tabs, view down the neck showing picking hand, the solo on a Telecaster, History of the recording, Garageband settings, and no ads... all for just $14.99! More guitar stuff : www.patreon.com/mybluesguitar Get GUITAR PRO here: https://www.guitar-pro.com/#ae539 (affiliate) TABS:   / mybluesguitar   INSTAGRAM:   / mybluesguitar   NEW :: Get 2 Months FREE With An Annual Patreon Subscription! Head across to my Patreon page (link above) to check this out. Patreon have recently enabled Annual Subscriptions and this is a great introductory offer. Check it out. If you are new to the channel, My Blues Guitar covers the guitar styles of Eric Clapton and other Greats from the British Blues Boom of the 1960s, in particular, Mick Taylor, Jimmy Page, Peter Greene and Paul Kossoff. The channel offers in-depth studies of classic blues tunes...tips and hints for the techniques needed to master the style...gear profiles...and more besides. Each lick and phrase is broken down and slowed down, helping you get to the heart of what is actually being played. By studying the work of the most brilliant guitarists of this period you will discover the secrets of why the British Blues Boom caused such a sensation around the world! Whether your goal is to enjoy the thrill of sounding almost exactly like the Masters, or whether you want to take the nuts and bolts of the style and make it your own, My Blues Guitar is the channel you need, the home of the 1960s British Blues Style on YouTube. Subscribe today! And remember to hit the 'Bell' alert icon for notifications of the latest videos.