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Artist Study Steve Guyger

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Fri, 06/03/2011 - 11:43
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Join me for an artist study of tone monster Steve Guyger with his instrumental "Snake Oil." An added bonus is that this instrumental is minor and played in 2nd Position. I recommend that you study the Minor Playing lesson on the site for a deeper understanding of what it means to play in minor.

This study is not part of the formal lesson plans on the site... there are no jam tracks and you do not send in recordings for review, but you can of course ask me any questions you may have in the forum. I provide these Artist Studies as a bonus to you for being a student of the site. The study of these songs will add insight into our great players of the past and present and of course will provide you with great lick vocabulary for your improvising. Enjoy! If you would like to learn more about Steve Guyger and his music visit his website www.steveguyger.com

This study is for intermediate skill level players. You'll need an A Harmonica for this study.

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