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That Descending Dinah Lick
Kelly Dow
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Michael, you know that triplet descending lick in Dinah starting on the
E string in Django's solo 2nd A before the bridge?
15-15-15-14-15-14-13-14-13-12-13-12-11-12-11 etc...
Did he play this alternating (it is on one string) ? or DUDDUDDUD since its a triplet pattern?
Or is there a strong pull-off or hammer-on in the mix?
Just curious.
E string in Django's solo 2nd A before the bridge?
15-15-15-14-15-14-13-14-13-12-13-12-11-12-11 etc...
Did he play this alternating (it is on one string) ? or DUDDUDDUD since its a triplet pattern?
Or is there a strong pull-off or hammer-on in the mix?
Just curious.
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