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ONTHECD & Tracks 48-52 Four To The Floor They're awkward to play on guitar, but they sound great. Shaun Baxter looks at ways of using the contemporary sounding fourth interval... shy kom teat. However, moving from a thin 2 &&55 mpsreentgine: |p Moderate/Hard Eieiedwiiabeerpaiat” | Sete soepareeattetor (arin wit arm pulled sichty baci in oder to have enough fingertip let over fete folowing note fishing with arrvreting hand pushed sighty forward. Frank Gambale is unbelievably ‘00d at this teniaue (ich be sanity 1928 furtin a ale scion o foun st ped FOURTHS ARE INTERVALS that, create an open and modern sound. 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Thisisa reat way to both lear the neck, and to get much more mileage fom each idea, lowing you to develop t by shifting it atrally (along the length ofthe utr neck) as you Not that itis also common to shiftieas up in diatonic faiths svithin the confines of one scaler playing poston. For example Ave sift oustaring nates of A, Dard G upin diatonic fourths (Go tis caso, within the kay of € majo we would move upto the next sting hin and pay D, G and C; then up again to the next 1 and play G, Cand Fetc. OT i io | [Bars 5-6] The pice sts off wth a feo noes and power chords, st tose the cane The furthest sarsn bar Ft we get sre medium pared wide "etches, Note the octal do.bing what nats of thesame sch pled on Geet sings. 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