How To Solo Over Country Shuffles
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- Опубликовано: 5 апр 2024
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Heartaches By The Number is a classic country shuffle in Bb made famous by Ray Price. I'm gonna show you how to solo over this country tune using two country bending licks and a few variations. Both licks are attached to CAGED shapes and are movable. This makes it very easy to use them over a I-IV-V progression
Gear:
Fender Partscaster
Lollar Pickups
Neck PU- Charlie Christian
Bridge PU- Vintage T
Strings: D'Addario 10-46 
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I don't know anything at all about country music, but I watched your videos and they are extremely fun to play. Now I enjoy playing country.
Bending 6ths has been one of my favorite pedal steel mimic licks for years. Sounds great as long as you’re mindful of your intonation.
That's some of the most convincing faux pedal steel I've ever seen on RUclips. The two-string bending technique at 2:37 illustrates this perfectly, and is well worth pursuing. Much better than just bending one string.
Great tips- and love how this is targeting professionals that already know theory etc.
Your playing and sound are so great, I sent this to a couple of friends who aren't even guitar players!
Great lesson,
Great lesson, Jason, thanks. I have done the sixth bend (poorly) in the past using 2nd and 3rd fingers, but your way, using 3rd and 4th fingers, is much better - it intonates more easily, maybe because the pinkie is better matched to the 1/2 tone bend.
Dope!
This is toooooo freakin cool!!! ❤ I sing this song in my band, but only play rhythm. I don't know how to play lead guitar :(
Thanks Jason 👍
Great lesson 💙
Great job, thanks
Great lesson. I always learn something watching your videos. Also thanks for supplying the tab and backing tracks.
Thanks!
Wow! Love this! Thank you so much. 🌌🌅🌠👌🏻🕊
JL.....great stuff.....good song to apply the techniques to.....very very generous...thanks for sharing
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So alot of the old country songs use mostly the 1...4...5 progression. Of course this is just my opinion, but learning different songs in a different key in the 1...4...5...progression, could that be a really good way to start learning the neck of the guitar?, because I figure when you relate stuff like this using a song, it would be so much easier to remember. What are your thoughts. ❤
Awesome teacher/player thank you
Thanks Patrick
Good stuff, Jason. Thank you so much! You've probably been asked 1000 times, but could you give us specs on your guitar. I see you have a Femenella Custom. But your neck pickup doesn't match anything I see on his website. What is that? I absolutely love the sound of the bridge pickup! Femenella tends to use Fralin pickups. Is that what you're using? Thanks in advance.
This isn't my main guitar, this is the Jason Loughlin signature model made by Femenella Custom. My main guitar is in desperate need of a refret. All the specs for my main guitar and the signature model can be found on my site. We're currently not making them right now. The cost of one piece ash has gone up and Lou can't really keep up with orders. www.jasonloughlin.com/signature-guitar
It's in the notes above, but, spoiler alert, Jason uses Lollar Charlie Christian pickups in the neck position. They're really nice.
@@DaveBroTube Lollar... thanks for this. This is the first I've seen the Charlie Christian. Impressive specs.
@@JasonLoughlinMusic Thanks, Jason. Appreciate you taking time to respond. Pretty guitar. Great sounding pickups. Oh! And you've got some talent, young man. Stick with it, and this whole music thing just might work out for you! lol