Sweep Picking Blues Scale Licks

TABS: http://www.thewizardofshred.com/index/the-3-traps-to-avoid-at-all-costs - Here's a nice way to incorporate sweeping into a blues context. I use the E-Minor triad over an E-blues scale. I'm playing a scalloped Falcon strat with a plywood body, two dimarzio red velvets and a chopper in the bridge position.

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[MrMickpower]

Thanks' a million. Having learned this from you, i now find it much easier to fit these arpeggio's into my blues playing.

[wizardofshred]

@MrMickpower Awesome! Thanks for letting me know :)

[muchinivvana]

It doesn't motivate me to practice to see a guy playing fast arpeggios without talking in a video called "Motivate yourself to practice"... thought it was going to be a little more "pedagogical".

[wizardofshred]

@muchinivvana Click the link below the video and you'll see a series of free articles on this subject. With more videos in them :)

[OneDownServer]

sounds cool

[wizardofshred]

@OneDownServer Thanks!

[catapei]

it wasnt a blues scale. it was an Eminor arpeggio. nothing bluesy here.

[catapei]

@jimmyleppard6 wow! dont be so harsh cocksucker. i love wizard of shred videos, i am even subscribed to his videos. but the title of the video leads u to think that he is gonna play a whole pentatonic scale with blue note up and down using a proper fingering for sweep picking. which is not the case. its mostly an E minor arpeggio with a bend on the blue note at the ending.

[jimmyleppard6]

@catapei don't be too smart, stupid. it's in E minor, but it's over an E blues. The sustaining note proves it.

[ALBERTromano1965]

Nice!

[muchinivvana]

@wizardofshred Ok, thanks... i will