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Bireli's Djangology Intro

koasterkidkoasterkid Burlington, VTNew
edited January 2006 in Licks and Patterns Posts: 14
Does anyone know the little lick that Bireli plays after the chord intro and the first verse on "Djangology" from Gypsy Project & Friends? I have been beating my head against the wall trying to figure this one out! HELP!!!!
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  • JackJack western Massachusetts✭✭✭✭
    Posts: 1,752
    koasterkid wrote:
    Does anyone know the little lick that Bireli plays after the chord intro and the first verse on "Djangology" from Gypsy Project & Friends? I have been beating my head against the wall trying to figure this one out! HELP!!!!

    I can't say I do, yet, but can you tell us exactly when and where you mean? After the chord intro I get, but when is the next one? (You wrote after the first verse, but people seem to have different ideas of what a verse is.) Do you mean the lick after 8 bars? Or the more chromatic one after the full first chorus (AABA)? Not the same lick either way, right?

    Best,
    Jack.
  • koasterkidkoasterkid Burlington, VTNew
    Posts: 14
    Before the first A part.
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  • koasterkidkoasterkid Burlington, VTNew
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    The lick in question occurs in bar 6 of the intro, immediately following the chord...
    When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.
  • VerchachoVerchacho Orlando, FloridaNew
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    There's a transcription of that Bireli song on an issue of acoustic guitar magazine. I can't remember the date but i know he is on the cover, you should be able to find it in the back issues section of the acoustic guitar website.
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  • dennisdennis Montreal, QuebecModerator
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    off the top of my head...

    you mean this?

    [code]
    e-13h15p13-----------------------------------------------------------------------
    b------------16-13----------------------------------------------------------------
    g--------------------14-12--------------------------------------------------------
    d---------------------------13-10-------------------12---------------------------
    a-----------------------------------12-10---------------9-10---------------------
    e--------------------------------------------11-10--------------------------------
    [/code]
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  • koasterkidkoasterkid Burlington, VTNew
    Posts: 14
    ah, thanks, dennis!
    When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.
  • koasterkidkoasterkid Burlington, VTNew
    Posts: 14
    Jack, I realized that I wasn't clear...I meant to say after the intro chords and BEFORE the first verse...sorry 'bout that!
    When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.
  • shredfusionshredfusion New
    Posts: 64
    When bireli plays that, instead of using the 16th fret on the B string, he uses the 11th fret on the high E. He hammers with his first finger on the 13th fret, then moves his first finger to the 11th.
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