Triad Tricks for Slick Rhythm Guitar Parts
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In this YouTube short, I'll show you how to use triads on the guitar to add some flavor to your rhythm playing.
Learn these quick tips to make your guitar playing more interesting and dynamic!
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Видео Triad Tricks for Slick Rhythm Guitar Parts канала Blues Guitar Institute
https://www.GuitarTuesday.com
In this YouTube short, I'll show you how to use triads on the guitar to add some flavor to your rhythm playing.
Learn these quick tips to make your guitar playing more interesting and dynamic!
#bluesguitarinstitute #bluesguitar #guitarlessons #guitarist #playbetterblues #triad #rhythm #freeguitarlessons
Видео Triad Tricks for Slick Rhythm Guitar Parts канала Blues Guitar Institute
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