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Here is a double stop lick from Pink Floyd's David
Gilmour. This is from the intro solo on "Wish You Were Here".
Left hand
fingers
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3______ 3_______ 3_______
3______ 1_______ 1_______
E:-3/5-5\3----------------------------
B:-3/5-5\3-3/5--5\3----3/5--5\3-------
G:---------2/4--4\2p0--2/4--4\2p0-0---
D:------------------------------------
A:------------------------------------
E:------------------------------------ |
The red number
is the note that you should use as your guide when playing the
lick in other keys. In this case the red note is a G. This lick
is in the key of G major.
Because of the open string you will find this lick
more difficult to transpose into other keys. Here is how you would
play this lick in the key of A. You since there is not an open
string you will have to eliminate the pull of that was in the
original G major version.
Left hand
fingers
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3______ 3_______ 3_______
3______ 1_______ 1_______
E:-5/7-7\5----------------------------
B:-5/7-7\5-5/7--7\5----5/7--7\5-------
G:---------4/6--6\4-2--4/6--6\4-2-2---
D:------------------------------------
A:------------------------------------
E:------------------------------------ |
For more information on how to read this, check
out the lesson on reading
Internet tablature.
This lick comes out of a G major pentatonic scale.
The open 3rd string is the same note as the 5th fret on the 4th
string.
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G
major pentatonic scale
|---|-1-|---|-3-|---|
-1st string
|---|-1-|---|-3-|---|
|-1-|---|-3-|---|---|
|-1-|---|---|-4-|---|
|-1-|---|---|-4-|---|
|---|-2-|---|-4-|---|
-6th string
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3rd fret
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The notes in red are
the G notes (the root of the scale).
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