3 Chris Duarte Licks From 2006

Hey everyone! Here's the next episode of Three-For-All with 3 Chris Duarte Licks From 2006. Chris is such a dynamic and expressive player and I've been listening to his funky Texas blues-rock music since the 1990s. I've also caught him live a couple times over the years, and once upon a time - he opened for Joe Satriani in 1996 and completely killed it during his sweat-soaked set. That was a great show!

The ideas in this lesson continue the 'Playing With Feel' element that I've added to the Three-For-All series recently, and without a doubt - Chris knows plenty about playing with feel, and routinely displays jaw-dropping levels of energy, dynamics, and expression in his music. From intense string bending and vibrato moves to lightly brushing the strings with his pick/fingers to produce subtle and quiet moments in his music, Chris has it all and has always been a truly unique player on the scene.

Needless to say, playing with feel/dynamics is important for any guitarist in any style, and I've noticed that typically speaking, these basic elements are commonly overlooked/underworked for most players out there - which is exactly what we're tackling in this lesson! So dive on in - this bluesy lesson is what every one needs! Give this episode a view, leave some comments/feedback, and please subscribe to Late Night Lessons - THANK YOU!

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