Jim Richter Mandolin Blues Lick of the Day #29 – 9.5.23

Get your groove on! This mandolin blues lick of the day in C works out of a standard C double stop in
Get your groove on! This mandolin blues lick of the day in C works out of a standard C double stop in
Freddie King, Freddie King, Freddie King. The Texas Cannonball. As a guitarist, all I would want to be is Freddie King. Frankly,
I’m stuck on bass lines. I don’t think that many mandolinists think about playing “bass lines” behind others. Don’t think you can
Time for another Jim Richter mandolin blues instruction lick of the day. Today is the “lumpty” bass pattern, often heard in Chicago
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Hi all! This a cool major pentatonic lick heard in blues and other other blues forms (country, rock, jazz). Simple little lick
Today’s mandolin blues instruction: turnarounds. Lots of cool ways to do them in blues. What you’ll find is that you gravitate toward
If you only were to own one acoustic duet album, you could do no better than Blake and Rice. The two Tony
To me, Free was one of the most important rock bands of the 1970’s. They helped move the blues-based rock of the
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