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A Nice Basic Blues Guitar Lick – Key of A

By Klaus Crow 7 Comments

March 8, 2022 by Klaus Crow

Basic blues guitar lick - key of A

Today I’ll teach you a nice basic blues guitar lick in the key of A. You can play this lick over a blues chord progression or a blues shuffle in the key of A.

The blues lick is made up notes from the pentatonic scale with an added major 3rd note.

Blues licks are a great way to build, expand and spice up your solo vocabulary. If you’re wondering why would need to learn licks check out 6 Vital Reasons Why and How You Should Learn Guitar Licks.

Now let’s learn get rolling!

Below are the TABS and the video lesson where I explain the entire lick slowly and clearly.

Enjoy!

Basic blues guitar licks - key of A - Tablature

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Comments

  1. Per Söderström says

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    Great. Thanks

  2. Per Söderström says

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    Nice Lick to practice! Thanks.

  3. Klaus Crow says

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    Hi Per,
    Try to incorporate the lick in your soloing/improvisation as fast as possible, so it becomes
    part of your soloing vocabulary ;)

    Thanks for the comment.
    Best,
    Klaus

  4. Jeff Rininger says

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    Tasty ! Many techniques that may be applied to other licks, too. Playing the 7/9 slide as 7h8h9 also sounds cool and emphasizes the blue note.

    Thank you very much Klaus for this lesson !

  5. Frank says

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    Well! Your attention to detail and assistance is most welcome. A nice break from learning scales and playing arpeggios.

    Cheers Klaus!

  6. Klaus Crow says

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    Hi Frank,
    Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it.

    Keep picking ;)

  7. Klaus Crow says

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    Hi Jeff,
    Indeed it’s all about learning the techniques and tricks and incorporate them
    into your own licks. Thanks for sharing!

    Best,
    Klaus

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