Lick Of The Week

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A weekly random guitar lick from any genre and experience level.iVideosongs.com is where you can learn to play from Alex Lifeson of Rush,Jon Foreman of Switchfoot, Graham Nash of CSN, and many other artists. (Author: iVideosongs.com)
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Recent episodes from Lick Of The Week

  • Lick Of The Week 11
    Published: Sep 4, 08
    A rock lick utilizing bends and pull-offs with the Blues Scale.
     
  • Lick Of The Week 10
    Published: Aug 21, 08
    A Blues/Rock turnaround lick that provides an intense transition for longer solos.
     
  • Lick Of The Week 9
    Published: Aug 21, 08
    A challenging blues/rock lick played over an E7 chord by artist Brian Kahanek.
     
  • Lick Of The Week 8
    Published: Aug 14, 08
    An essential Rock / Blues turnaround lick for dominant chords combining the Blues Scale with the Mixolydian mode.
     
  • Lick Of The Week 7
    Published: Aug 7, 08
    A very challenging progressive rock adaptation of power chords in D minor using slides, pull-offs, and open strings.
     
  • Lick Of The Week 6
    Published: Jul 31, 08
    A blues lick that combines the major and minor pentatonic scales with creative rhythmic accents.
     
  • Lick Of The Week 5
    Published: Jul 24, 08
    A minor ii V i jazz lick in the style of Charlie Parker.
     
  • Lick Of The Week 4
    Published: Jul 17, 08
    A fusion/rock lick using rhythmic displacement that fits over min7 or dom7 chords.
     
  • Lick Of The Week 3
    Published: Jul 10, 08
    A syncopated blues lick which can be used over Dominant or Minor chords.
     
  • Lick Of The Week 2 Part 1
    Published: Jul 3, 08
    A useful and exciting turnaround lick featuring rhythmic displacement, finger pivoting, and arpeggios. Part 1 of 3.
     
  • Lick Of The Week 2 Part 2
    Published: Jul 3, 08
    A useful and exciting turnaround lick featuring rhythmic displacement, finger pivoting, and arpeggios. Part 2 of 3.
     
  • Lick Of The Week 2 Part 3
    Published: Jul 3, 08
    A useful and exciting turnaround lick featuring rhythmic displacement, finger pivoting, and arpeggios. Part 3 of 3.
     
  • Lick Of The Week 1
    Published: Jun 26, 08
    A challenging double-time lick combining the Dorian scale with chromatic notes for a fusion-style sound.
     
  • Lick Of The Week 1
    Published: Jun 26, 08
    A challenging double-time lick combining the Dorian scale with chromatic notes for a fusion-style sound.