Sliding arpeggios

[SixStringSuicide]

http://www.chadcoggin.com/vids/SlidingArp.wmv

the sliding arpeggio that he had on that video was pretty sweet but can anyone show me any cool ones for a minor application?

[mpigott]

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Link is dead for me......

[GodOfRhythm]

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Dude can play!

[1trussell]

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I've got a little lick I do with some sliding arpeggios. I stick with the top 3 strings, though. Sounds cool, I should come up with some more of that stuff.

[SeventhSon]

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The 1st part of that lick was in C major 7th. As soon as he slides up to the 15th fret on the high E string, he's playing A minor 7th.

[jjw]

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lol! yep the old boy can play-take your time and learn all the triads/then 7th/add 9's/ect and sliding around will be easy when you know where to travel too.

[shredmonster]

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lol! yep the old boy can play-take your time and learn all the triads/then 7th/add 9's/ect and sliding around will be easy when you know where to travel too.

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[RR05xx]

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Check out Greg Howe, he is all over the place! Kmanick was just showing me some stuff - was never into it - and damn am I impressed.

[kmanick]

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Howe is a killer player, but ya gotta like "fusion" or he gets old quick.
"Introspection", "Uncertain Terms" and "Parallax" are all great Cds, and James they are all on their way to your house [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
the tab I gave you is from "Uncertain Terms"
He's a real bitch to play [img]/images/graemlins/baby.gif[/img]
but definitely worth the effort. [img]/images/graemlins/notworthy.gif[/img]

[jjw]

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the howe 11(high gear?) album rocks too-i love his blusey phrases(mixed with his tech)and it has vocals!!!!!!sounds Like DLR with the greg man laying it large on the axe

[kmanick]

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Is that the one with his brother singing? I heard that's a bit heavier than his "fusion" solo stuff.
I think this guy has some of the best note selection and phrasing in the business.
I've been really studying this guys playing for the last 5 months and the difference it's made in my own playing is
amazing! [img]/images/graemlins/notworthy.gif[/img]
Very highly recommended listening, the way this guy plays over changes (and really way out there changes) is incredible.
His tapping techniques (he has 2 distinct ones) are also very cool!(bitch to imitate but very cool!)

[jjw]

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Yeahh Gregs brother sings on it(sounds like diamond dave!lol)but fk'nhell mate there are some FAT blusey chords and tones used throughout the whole record.Greg has shaped my playing recently too,i love his phrases and blazes.Brett garsed is another monster who's playing is melodic and mind bogglingy techy.
Six String-have just uploaded an old vid i did on my lil site that has a few Eminor licks you might be able to add too your arsenal
http://www.justinjohnwakely.com/cont...ck_lessons.WMV
And another lesson on Vibrato i recorded today
http://www.justinjohnwakely.com/cont...rato_Ideas.WMV

[kmanick]

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Brett Garsed is one I have to check out. I've heard good things about him as well.
the other guys I've been listening to a lot are Kotzen and Michael Lee Firkins.
Also both pretty good with their note selections.
BTW pretty kick ass playing on the vids (as usual! [img]/images/graemlins/notworthy.gif[/img])

[MOSHWITZ]

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nice twangin vids J. [img]/images/graemlins/headbang.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]

[jjw]

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cheersrecorded a clip full of lines i play at speed and slowed down for easier learning-there nearly all B major/mixo licks,have done a load on minor shapes and out the box arps that i will edit soon and add to site
http://www.justinjohnwakely.com/cont...s_and_arps.WMV