Alright so this lick is a little bit more complicated rhythmically but if you practice these triplets and one grouping of 5 you will start to have a lot more in your repertoire bank. Theres also a nice two note combination in the first measure that I love using. Melodically not too much going on here. The blues scale in the first three measures. In the fourth measure we approach the third of the C-7 chord then add the b13, #9 and b9 of the F7 chord to approach the fifth of the Bb7 chord. Enjoy!
Points for practicing this lick:
- Practice different rhythms besides eighth notes in your solo’s
- Two note combinations are great textures to use
- Can add more than one extension over dominant chords during your solo
Enjoy!
