Right hand riffs and licks, putting it all together. 2 2
So now it's time to try some right-hand patterns with your left-hand rhythms. 3 3
Key to success is repeated practice. 4 4
I'm gonna start with a simple three-note pattern, the three-note jump. 5 5
If you can get a simple pattern working with your left 6 6
hand then you can start adding more complex patterns. 7 7
So let's try the pattern. 8 8
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So that's C. 10 10
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F. 12 12
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Back to C. 14 14
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G. 16 16
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F. [MUSIC] 18 18
G. 19 19
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And let's play that to your basic triad blues. 21 21
And, remember, you've got plenty of time to look ahead to the next chord, so 22 22
make good use of that, don't just wait for the next chord and 23 23
then suddenly realize you've got to move. 24 24
Look ahead. 25 25
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Now I'll play the three note jump to the 12/8 shuffle. 27 27
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And now play it to the Straight Eight Boogie. 29 29
That's the left hand. 30 30
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And finally you can apply it to the twist rhythm. 32 32
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