The 4 Hippest (But Easiest) Licks I know

[@paulrodberg]

Thank you for your teachings.

[@kevinhornbuckle]

This is good instruction. I look forward to recordings by Paper Canaries.

[@alanhirayama4592]

Nice Shawn! Thank you for sharing!

[@Oscaraha]

Man, thank you so much. This works great for the upright bass as well.

[@deforestmapp8205]

Excellent

[@64Golfy]

FB liked! Thanks love your ideas.

[@lankythedanky]

Cool now I've got something to work on this week. Trying to get some better improv skills under my belt before I start my jazz degree this fall!

[@kevinhornbuckle]

Where are you enrolled?

[@mustafa1name]

Good luck Lance, have a blast

[@BANDLDR]

Good stuff. Thanks for sharing! I know we’re dealing with the aural tradition of the music, but a PDF of the licks from this video (and many of your other educational videos) would be helpful.

[@ShawnBellMusic]

I feel you. I do offer a pdf handout for each youtube video on my patreon. It is a few dollars a month ($3) to access the handouts. They have all the information from each lesson (often times transposed through some different keys) and typically several additional ideas/exercises that are similar from a conceptual standpoint as to what is presented on youtube. Thanks for checking out the videos.

[@irishmuso7129]

Really clear, very useful, and very impressive. I think the explanations are essential and well presented. I'm a subscriber now:)

[@esotericist]

you need to update your presskit which still refers to the band by its previous name.

[@josyg3708]

i wonder what came first , the lick #1 or the melody of mo better blues

[@ShawnBellMusic]

Ha! I know right.

[@esotericist]

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