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There is a pattern to this lick that requires two notes per string. It works well with pentatonic scales, but in this case, I'm using the notes from two adjacent chord voicings (Eb7#11 and F9). Those chords come from the Melodic Minor scale, or in this case the Lydian Dominant mode.

Because of the nature of this lick, you could also play it over an A7 altered dominant chord. In that case you could call it a Super Locrian lick. But it's all basically the same thing, just a matter of what chord you play it over. Melodic minor modal pattern, sounds great over altered dominant chords, makes you sound like you know what you're doing.

Pay attention to the picking pattern as well--one downstroke followed by three upstrokes as you cross the strings. This makes it a lot easier to play at faster tempos.

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