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Martin Miller
20 FUSION LICKS
VOL.2

Lick 18 - Wave Sequence

Martin says...

... aaaaand another symmetrical lick. It makes use of a sequence that I utilize in numerous
contexts with different note values, apply it to different scales and so on. It is rather easy to
visualize with a scale like this, cause the pattern horizontally along the neck repeats every
minor 3rd. Make sure to expand this idea or as Scott Henderson would say “Don’t just learn
the licks, learn FROM the licks.”. Wise man indeed.

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As recorded by jamtrackcentral.com
(From the 2014 Album 20 FUSION LICKS VOL 2)

P = 131
V gV V V
A7

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I 4 f V f V e V gV V f V gV fV V V gV V V
gV V
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5 6 6 8 8 9 9 11 11 12
T 5
A 5 6 5 6 5 6 6 8 8 9 9 11 11
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B 6 7
H H H H H sl. H sl. H sl. H sl.

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