How to EASILY play Licks In Between CHORDS - 3 Examples 

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The tone om that guitar sounds awesome.

Thanks for this doable and fun lesson.

This exactly what i needed!

Great lesson, that’s what I’m learning, is how to play licks between chords because it sounds great! The chords and licks that your demonstration here sounds so beautiful and great point about keeping your licks simple and also about timing etc

Simple, accessible and well expained. Thanks 👍

I LOVE this lesson! 🎸 🇨🇦

BRILLIANT as always!

Wow, this found me at the prefect time! Beautiful and well explained without over explaining. Prefect for a rookie player like me!

Nice job. I'm glad you showed licks around three different chord shapes. Also... man, you are SO right about timing. I know I just throw timing to the winds when I jam by myself. But, the moment I try to make it fit in proper timing, it's much harder... but it sounds so much better, when I get the timing right.

This helps some much thank you!

super good lovely great lesson !! thank you !

I did often wonder if that was a thing, being off time because you don’t play with anyone else. You said it and it hit me, I’m sooo guilty of this. Good job on the video as well. 👏👏🎸

Great lesson ! Thank you !

Wonderfully sounding chord lick chord...motivated to learn it...acoustically though, on my electro-acoustic guitar, Fender Squire

Nice. I knew all that, but you put that first lick up an octave, Shoe dang that really sets it off!

Great lesson. Extremely helpful, thank you. 👍

Outstanding quick lesson! and the piece of advice at end about making sure to play with other people or metronome to develop proper sense of timing is priceless. I can't tell you how many times I've had new client come into studio, who has never jammed with anyone. I can tell right away that their timing of the songs they write will be difficult to pair up to metronome as soon as they play it for me.

I had been trying to make this work for years. Wouldn't have considered changing the chord at that point or alternating it with the usual starting point of beat one (or having that consistent starting beat for the lick). Couldn't get this to work whether using the underlying scale of the chord progression or by following the chord. After your lesson, both seem to be working for me, or at least I'm on a better path. Thank you!! Just hoping now I don't change chords at that spot all the time at my jam group or I'll be spending a lot more time doing this than I had intended.

more of this please. I love your chord lick chord shorts but struggle to keep up with the thinking.

Simple and effective. Good job. 👍

Great focus on timing. That whole, 'developing your own timing' thing is something I KNOW I'm guilty of.

I've always struggled with this. Thks

Awesome lesson!! Thank you so much.

Sweet lesson man. Love the whole chord lick chord concept - it’s rich enough to develop an entire style around. It’s easy and sounds elegant, which is exactly what we want lol. I have two questions: 1. How do we spice a chord lick chord up? Let’s say I play this progression 3 times. The first two times I’d play the same chords and licks, but the third time I want to mix it up. Is changing the lick enough for this? And 2. Do you have any tips to write these? There are only so many nice sounding progressions and pentatonic licks, I find it hard to make a chord lick chord as good as this one or others you share. Thanks!

Thanks boss!

Awesome!!!

Very cool idea thanks

Great great video.

great spoken en good lesson

Very nice extended lick lesson Many thanks

Definitely struggle with this - so your lesson is super helpful...

I'm already clear just some practice and it's done thx 🙏🏾

Great lesson 💡💡

Nice and helpful 😊🎸👍

I've never been interested in shredding; THIS is the kind guitar I'd love to master.

It's all about the rhythm and feel. Great explanation. And by the way isn't "chord-lick-chord" playing (when the player is performing both rhythm and lead parts) actually called "solo playing"? I think a lot of the confusion when it comes to this term stems from people automatically thinking that "playing a solo" is implied.

The slide that you make on the A String for the lick after hitting the D chord. Is it through F#, to the 7th fret ?

Soooo good! Tone is ridiculous, too.

Love your tone! What pedals are you using!?

What if there's a song where the change of chords was too fast. Because there's a song where the chord's progression was too fast the transition to charge the chords. How can I apply it if the transition was too quick.

You didnt show the very last lick from the intro

Hi, great lesson. The link took me to the sign up page but then password not accepted whether I choose my own or accept system generated one……

Be easier to see if you didn't wave your fretting hand all over in between the first chord and the lick. The link for the tab does not work.

Thanks very much. Great lesson!