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Guitar Lesson: Double Stop Bends

For tabs: http://www.freeguitarvideos... In this lesson by Jody Worrell we'll learn a great blues lick.  
 
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bugabutu (1 month ago) Show Hide
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:55 almost played stairway to heaven lol
BornAgain4him (1 month ago) Show Hide
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no need to use two fingers. i use one finger and pull down towards the ground, and with a pick. way easier and exactly the same
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1 2 3... lalalallalaand i really want to make you mine! (8) you look so fine and i really want to make you mine... sounds like jets sound! xD
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nize vid :P 5/5
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I know it's easier with a flattened finger but tonally it sounds better with two fingers. Unless you can grab both strings with one pad of your third finger then tonally it's the similar.
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Imatotalass (5 months ago) Show Hide
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playing 2 strings can be done with a pick. you can use your ring and pinky fingers.
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Check Jerry Donahue from the Hellecasters for a reality check in the flat pick/finger pick-style. Man, we mere mortals can only dream.
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same here ;-D

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