Blues Chromatic Lick Jazzy Sound on Guitar

What I want to take with you from this lesson is this part. [Demonstration] That is chromatic move from the minor third. Make your third, to the fourth, the b5th and the natural five. [Demonstration] That is a cool mood that you can use when you are playing blues and jazz. I am using these two fingers to just pluck the strings up, the E string and the B string. [Demonstration] Here it is in a slower tempo. [Demonstration] You can do the same thing in the key of A, [Demonstration] At the slower tempo. [Demonstration] This is the lick that I think works a little well with blues. [Demonstration] And here is the same idea without using that high E on the top. [Demonstration] You will see now, I am actually using this note instead of this one. You will see it is the same note just how am I want to pick. [Demonstration] Each note. Remember before I did a slide, [Demonstration] But those depends on what kind of lick sound you want to get in it at the moment. [Demonstration] Slide up or, [Demonstration] A pick note, okay. Now, so here what I am doing now is I am playing on the G string on the XII fret. [Demonstration] And that is what you would do with the B string on the IX fret, you are playing grammatical. [Demonstration] And ending on the G string on the IX fret on E note. [Demonstration] So, you can either go, [Demonstration] Or [Demonstration] Or you can go [Demonstration] Or [Demonstration] And so on. The options are almost endless. It is up to you. I hope you have found this lesson useful and continue to check my website at dolphinstreet.com for more videos. Thanks.