#23: A King: P2 Call It | JustinGuitar.com

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#23: A King: P2 Call It

#01: SRV: P1 Flat 5 Slide04:36
#08: SRV: P1 Leg Pat04:48
#15: SRV: P1 Slo Trill04:13
#22: SRV: P2 Maj 3 Bend04:54
#29: SRV: P1 Classic P03:46
#36: SRV: P1 Rake It05:23
#43: SRV: P1 b9 hammer04:23
#50: SRV: P1 9th Hammer05:01
#02: A King: P1 & P2 Linker06:51
#09: A King: P3 double flick05:13
#16: A King: IV chord out04:53
#23: A King: P2 Call It06:29
#30: A King: P2 ST to M305:59
#37: A King: P1 The AK06:22
#44: A King: P1 Jump P204:22
#51: A King: P3 up to V05:54
#03: F King: P2 Chro from 404:41
#10: F King: P2 Repeater Flick05:00
#17: F King: P1 ClassiC PK04:41
#24: F King: P1 Pentrip06:45
#31: F King: P1 Chro 3rds04:53
#38: F King: P1 FK turns05:11
#45: F King: P1 Tore it04:46
#52: F King: P2 trip 3's05:04
#04: TBW: P1 Long Frame06:00
#11: TBW: P1 Chuck Stole It!05:59
#18: TBW: P1 Trip St. to b705:05
#25: TBW: P1 b7 By Semi05:10
#32: TBW: Jazzy Pent06:06
#39: TBW: P1 Dom 907:40
#46: TBW: P1 16s Dom07:26
#53: TBW: P1 repeat bend06:18
#05: Clapton: P1 Doublestop Bend04:56
#12: Clapton: P1 16 classic06:25
#19: Clapton: P3 Country Blue04:57
#26: Clapton: P1 Third Play05:17
#33: Clapton: P1 Clapturn04:04
#40: Clapton: P3 Semidown04:13
#47: Clapton: P2 Claptic04:34
#54: Clapton: P3 Clap On IV05:59
#06: BB King: BB Box 1 chord09:12
#13: BB King: That Slide!05:03
#20: BB King: Step To 406:07
#27: BB King: Four Over 105:41
#34: BB King: Maj6 End05:26
#41: BB King: BBs Arp05:17
#48: BB King: Slide To Blue05:34
#55: BB King: BB Big Bend06:37
#07: Robben: P1 Penta 4ths05:47
#14: Robben: P1 Fast Trips08:38
#21: Robben: Robbend to b707:56
#28: Robben: Rob's Class08:14
#35: Robben: Fancy Blue09:08
#42: Robben: Slick 16's06:45
#49: Robben: Em Over A08:48
#56: Robben: Poor Lick07:25

This lick is here to show you the way a lick can be spread between two phrases, it's more like a sentence than a word, seems to speak.

Using just these 3 notes Albert often constructs incredible musical ideas - and I'd strongly recommend getting into trying to do whole solos using just three of four notes, you'll learn a lot about phrasing and making real music.

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Getting The Sound

For this lick I'm using a Gibson 335 guitar (1969) into a Fender Super Champ (old valve one from 1983 designed by Rivera, not the current model) recorded with a Shure SM57 microphone.

Guitar Settings
To get the sound I used the Bridge pickup. Volume right up. Tone right up.

Amp Settings
'Exact settings' even if you have the same amp and guitar will probably not sound exactly the same... but my settings (to use as a starting point): Volume 5, Treble 7, Bass 8, Reverb 3, Lead N/A, Master Volume 3.

Pedal Settings
None used! The signal went through my mini pedalboard but the only thing I used was the tuner!

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