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A Dominant 7 Lick You'll Actually Use
A short, melodic dominant-7 lick that works over blues and rock changes, broken down so you can move it anywhere on the neck.
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What makes it work
The lick outlines the dominant 7 chord and leans on the flat seven, so it spells out the harmony instead of just running a scale. That is why it sounds intentional.
Learn it in one position first, slowly, then move the same shape to other roots so it becomes a tool, not a memorized phrase.
Key takeaways
- Good licks outline the chord, not just the scale.
- Learn it slow and clean in one spot, then move the shape.
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