Betcha Can't Play This: Ethan Brosh's Dominant-Seventh Sus4 Lick for the Masses!
In this brand-new edition of Betcha Can't Play This, metal guitarist Ethan Brosh demonstrates what he calls a very simple E dominant-seventh-sus4 arpeggiated lick that everyone can play.
As with the other new-for-2014 "Betcha Can't Play This" video by Brosh, which we shared last week, this is an expanded version of the usually brief "Betcha" videos on GuitarWorld.com.
Also, there are no tabs, since Brosh explains key left- and right-hand techniques in the clip.
For two other Betcha Can't Play This columns by Brosh, check out Betcha Can't Play This: Guitarist Ethan Brosh Lays Down the Challenge and Betcha Can't Play This: Diminished Madness with Guitarist Ethan Brosh. You'll find a third one under RELATED CONTENT, below the photo.
For more about Brosh, visit ethanbrosh.com.
As always, good luck! We have more on the way!
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