Two Easy Guitar Licks

From Clunky to Musical in One Jam Track

You just experienced how working a lick over a jam track transforms it from finger movements into music.

That's the shift that changes everything.

When you stop thinking about patterns and start connecting with the music - that's when your solos start to sound like you, not like scale practice.

If you want that feeling consistently, I've built an entire approach around making it happen.

Not ready yet? No problem.

Practice the two licks in the video with the jam track. Work them over and over until they stop feeling clunky and start feeling natural.

When you're ready to build a complete vocabulary of lick families (15 core riffs that become 200+ musical ideas), Box 1 Blues Soloing is here.

Here's the Jam Track:

In this lesson we're going to learn two simple little guitar licks. These licks are great if you're just getting started soloing, and even if you've got a bit of experience, perhaps they'll give you some fresh inspiration.

Don't get hung up too much on the mechanics of these riffs. The most important thing is to make sure you have the correct notes, but beyond that, let the music guide you in how to play those notes!