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The second video in this on-going series David Caris shows you a popular guitar trick from the '60's and 70's....

Big bends guitar trick -

The second video in this on-going series David Caris shows you a popular guitar trick from the '60's and 70's. This is a painless way to infuse your guitar playing with cool riffs. This video is under 2 minutes and demonstrates a "trick" used by Jimmy Page, Jimi Hendrix and countless other musicians in rock and blues.

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The Big Bends Guitar Trick

I’m David Caris here for two minute guitar tricks. These are easy. You can do them. So I’m going to show you this. This is a riff that was done in a lot of 60’s songs and 70’s song. It’s a very cool riff. There’s really on hit on two strings, it’s on the E string and the B string and all you really have to do is put your index finger on the E string of the fifth fret and then up here on the eighth fret, you’re going to have your third finger and it’s called to be there and you will support by a little finger, okay? So here’s what it sounds like. [Demonstration] And what we’re going to do is we’re just going to follow this up like a scale up to finger board so, if you are playing an A and you wanted to do a solo, one cool thing you could do is you could just go from here to this position which is two frets up seventh fret, eighth fret, tenth fret, twelfth fret. Here’s what it sounds like. [Demonstration] Again. [Demonstration] Let’s do that slowly [Demonstration] This is easy, you can do it.

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I’m David Caris here for two minute guitar tricks. These are easy. You can do them. So I’m going to show you this. This is a riff that was done in a lot of 60’s songs and 70’s song. It’s a very cool riff. There’s really on hit on two strings, it’s on the E string and the B string and all you really have to do is put your index finger on the E string of the fifth fret and then up here on the eighth fret, you’re going to have your third finger and it’s called to be there and you will support by a little finger, okay? So here’s what it sounds like.

[Demonstration]

And what we’re going to do is we’re just going to follow this up like a scale up to finger board so, if you are playing an A and you wanted to do a solo, one cool thing you could do is you could just go from here to this position which is two frets up seventh fret, eighth fret, tenth fret, twelfth fret. Here’s what it sounds like.

[Demonstration]

Again.

[Demonstration]

Let’s do that slowly

[Demonstration]

This is easy, you can do it.

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