That was really great. I just recently picked up a mandolin after years of guitar. I love the lick, and you're right, its an easy way to start to understand instrument!
Yes, I learned this lick and I love it. Thansk Hayes! I just started to add a little variation to it. Works perfect for the first 4 measures of the blues where we repeat the lick.
This is great and so easy to learn. For some variation It just needs a little push at the end. Instead of playing the whole D riff, play: d, f#, a, c, b, a, c, b, a, g, g#, a (4th string run up).
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Teach on Hayes. Having you and Magnus double teaming us is a good thing.
Yes Lewis, I love Hayes content as well! I´m learning something every time. -Magnus
Thanks so much Lewis!
Great Lesson, Hayes. You broke it down and made it easy to learn. Thank you!
Thanks a million Maureen! I really appreciate the feedback, glad you enjoyed it 🤠
That was really great. I just recently picked up a mandolin after years of guitar. I love the lick, and you're right, its an easy way to start to understand instrument!
So glad you found some value in this lesson! Thanks for watching 🤠
Hope you enjoy this bit of vocabulary folks! It has served me well :)
Yes, I learned this lick and I love it. Thansk Hayes! I just started to add a little variation to it. Works perfect for the first 4 measures of the blues where we repeat the lick.
Great lesson and teaching style! Thank you for the hard work you put into this.
Thanks a million for the kind words Shane! Glad you enjoyed the lesson.
Thanks Shane!
Thanks! Explained well and fun to play. I'm good at 100 and need to build speed. Thanks Hayes.
You’re so welcome! I appreciate the feedback. Keep hitting that lick and I’m sure the speed will increase in no time 🤠
Really good, helpful and well explained! Thank you!
This is great and so easy to learn. For some variation It just needs a little push at the end. Instead of playing the whole D riff, play: d, f#, a, c, b, a, c, b, a, g, g#, a (4th string run up).
That's a cool variation MrJDNJ!
I agree with Magnus, nice variation! 🤠🤘
@@HayesGriffin thanks you guys! Now I'm learning the riffs in the closed position, same key. Start on the g string 7th fret. Same pattern all around!!
Muito bom. Obrigado.
De nada meu amigo 🤠