Bag O' Licks D Lick Endings

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We'll learn 10 different D lick phrase endings, licks that take you from D back to G. Not only that, but we'll talk about variations of each. This works out to about 50 pounds of banjo per minute.

Chords Improvisation J.D. Crowe Key of D Key of G Melodic Banjo

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Ben Clark Leader · 10 Nov

https://banjobenclark.com/lessons/bag-o-licks-d-lick-endings-banjo-intermediate We’ll learn 10 different D lick phrase endings, licks that take you from D back to G. Not only that, but we’ll talk about variations of each. This works out to about 50 pounds of banjo per minute.
Phillip Roberson · 10 Nov

Enjoyed this Forum. This the first time I have viewed one of your Forums. Also like your new site. Much better than the other although I thought it great.
Ben Clark Leader · 11 Nov

Thanks so much! I’m honored to have you on board!
Caleb Wilson · 3 Jan

I’ve been trying to learn the 2nd D position lick for years, I could never quite figure it out just from listening to songs. I knew the 1st D position lick from your lesson on Shenandoah Breakdown. I’ve been a lifetime member since before the first price change. Thanks Ben for this lesson, I’ll be using this lick a lot!
Morris Suttles · 14 Jan

I can’t seem to open and download the TEF files anymore. A “Samsung Health” popup keeps interfering with it. It’s strange because I don’t remember using such an App. Any advice? Morris
Archie Cairns Leader · 14 Jan

Hi @msuttles Morris What device are you using to access the TEF Files? PC, Phone or Mac? What web browser? Do you have TefView or Tabledit installed on your device? I just downloaded the TEF file to my PC using Google Chrome no problems
Morris Suttles · 15 Jan

Hi Archie, I’m using my Samsung phone with Chrome browser. I have Tefview installed but it’s not working.
Morris Suttles · 15 Jan

Hi Archie, I finally figured it out; For some reason now I have to open the Tef file through the Tefview app rather than through my download files, but it’s working now. Thanks! Morris
Archie Cairns Leader · 15 Jan

Glad you got a workaround. Happy pickin
Matt Bollard Matt Bollard · 16 Jan

Hi Ben!! Have you got any videos from up the neck to down the neck licks? So bringing the chords back down to D
Ben Clark Leader · 22 Jan

Great question! I know I have lots of those licks in actual song arrangements, so look through those. I use a few from here quite often: https://banjobenclark.com/lessons/bag-o-licks-up-the-neck-banjo
Matt Bollard Matt Bollard · 29 Jan

Thanks Ben Legend!

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