A great little app with many riffs from simple to more complex to play with. You're bound to find many bits and pieces to add to your own bag. The companion app with blues tracks to jam to is a lot of fun too.
144 Blues Guitar Licks
3.8 | 32 ratings
Price: 2.68
Last update: 08-13-2024
Latest updates
What's new in version 16.08569858- Bug fixes and UI improvements. Added links to new apps in the "More Apps" section.
Product Details
Release Date: 2015
Date first listed on Amazon: October 15, 2015
Developed By: Jamstring
ASIN: B016N36AHE
Customer reviews:
3.8 out of 5 stars32 customer ratings
3.8 out of 5 stars32 customer ratings
Developer info
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Product features
- Classic licks. These licks fit perfectly in a range of blues styles. From classic minor pentatonic phrases to slick licks combining major and minor pentatonics.
- Chicago licks. Stinging licks in style of the best Chicago blues players.
- Rockabilly licks. Mix up your blues solos with these rockabilly licks. They fit perfectly in a blues solo and are great if you fancy something out of the ordinary in your playing.
- Texas licks. Blazing, aggressive licks straight from Texas! These are some of the fastest, most technical licks in the app.
Product description
***** 144 Blues Guitar Licks *****144 smoking blues guitar licks and lessons in the style of players such as BB King, Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Albert King, Eric Clapton and more. The guitar licks in this app would be perfect for guitar solos in blues and rock music.
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FEATURES:
● Learn licks in four styles: Classic blues, Texas blues, Chicago blues and Rockabilly blues.
● Each lick has audio played both slow and fast and contains a full transcription in guitar tablature (tab).
● Every lick is available in all 12 keys.
● Track your progress by marking which guitar licks are your favouries.
● Licks are at a range of difficulties; advanced licks for experienced players and easy licks for beginners
● A wide range of scales are used including the minor pentatonic, the blues scale, the major pentatonic and the dorian and mixolydian modes.
● By using this app you'll never run out ideas when improvising again!
● By linking together these licks you can teach yourself to play awesome electric guitar solos.
● 144 licks that will sound great the next time you are jamming on stage or with friends.
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LICK CATEGORIES
● Classic licks. These licks fit perfectly in a range of blues styles. From classic minor pentatonic phrases to slick licks combining major and minor pentatonics.
● Chicago licks. Stinging licks in style of the best Chicago blues players.
● Rockabilly licks. Mix up your blues solos with these rockabilly licks. They fit perfectly in a blues solo and are great if you fancy something out of the ordinary in your playing.
● Texas licks. Blazing, aggressive licks straight from Texas! These are some of the fastest, most technical licks in the app.
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Learning these licks will be a great lesson for all guitarists. Some licks are suitable for beginners, some for intermediate players and some of the licks should teach even advanced guitarists something new.
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Information not provided by the developer.Technical details
Size: 61.8MB
Version: 16.08569858
Developed By: Jamstring
Minimum Operating System: Android 4.0.3
Approximate Download Time: More than 5 minutes
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