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	<title>Blues Licks &#187; G blues</title>
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		<title>Duane Allman Blues Lick In G</title>
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Duane Allman was best known for his killer slide guitar playing, however, he was undoubtedly one of the better players when it came to traditional fretting and could play a mean blues lick. Live At Fillmore East is an epic Allman Brothers album and featured an awesome guitar solo by Duane on Stormy Monday.
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<p>Duane Allman was best known for his killer slide guitar playing, however, he was undoubtedly one of the better players when it came to traditional fretting and could play a mean blues lick. <em>Live At Fillmore East</em> is an epic Allman Brothers album and featured an awesome guitar solo by Duane on <em>Stormy Monday</em>.</p>
<p>You can check out the full <a href="http://www.last.fm/music/The+Allman+Brothers+Band/_/Stormy+Monday">Stormy Monday</a> track at Last.fm where the solo starts at 3:35. You&#8217;ll hear this particular blues lick over the IV chord or C9 chord about 4 seconds into the solo. The lick works over a traditional blues scale but flirts with the major 3rd of the C chord with the full bend on the 10th fret (high E string) and the drop to the 9th fret (G string).</p>
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