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Today you’re going to learn a funky-sounding diminished lick played over the style of Merle Haggard’s hit song “Working Man Blues."
I’m going to show you an EASY way to see the diminished shape and how to quickly find the scale from anywhere on the neck at any time.
Also, I’m going to show you my personal “rules” for using diminished riffs and phrases (like where I use them and where I DON'T use them).
This lick has Jerry Reed sprinkled all over it (if you're not familiar with his playing, YouTube Jerry Reed NOW).
…and there’s even a twin-guitar part included (yes, diminished harmony).
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