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Third Lick of Phrase 6 of 'I'm Satisfied With You'

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Summary: How to play the third lick of phrase six of the guitar solo on Hank Williams' 'I'm Satisfied With You'; get professional tips and instruction on playing guitar for pop songs in this free music lesson video.

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Brian Hudson Brian Hudson is a professional songwriter in Austin, TX. He has toured and recorded with the Hudson's, a local folk band in Austin, for the past 6 years. Bria... read more

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Third Lick of Phrase 6 of 'I'm Satisfied With You'

So the sixth phrase from the guitar solo from Hank Williams "I'm Satisfied With You", here's that six phrase. (playing guitar) We already learned the first two licks and they sounded like this (playing guitar) and the third lick sounds like this with our pinkly on the twelve fret of the D string we play. (playing guitar) If you want to get rid of that fret noise from sliding down or even being able to play this solo more quickly it might be a great idea to move down a string to the low A string. (playing) Either way you want to play it is fine.

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