Thanks I appreciate it!

Thanks David! Glad to hear it.

Thanks!

Thanks Chris! Some of the most iconic licks in country and rock are simple.

Hey Latisha, that is a great song. I did a lesson on it but no cover. Do you want me to make one?

You’re welcome! Thanks so much!

You're welcome! Sounds good, it's a fun little lick or itty bitty ditty as I like to call 'em.

Thanks

That is pretty wild. I’ll have to check that out. Thanks for sharing that and for watching!

Yeah well... it's played a bit differently in John Lee Hooker's playing!!! The man could move an entire crowd with two notes played repetitively , the right way!

Wish You Were Here also uses a similar lick

Thanks Johnny!

Thanks Donavon!

Thanks I’m glad you like ‘em. Hopefully they’re helpful to you.

Thanks! God bless you! Hi from Virginia US!

Glad to hear that Jeremy. Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks brother!

Here is the full version, I play the lick through at the end. How to Play Opening Country Lick on Guitar in the Key of G - Quick Country Licks - Guitar Lesson kzfaq.info/get/bejne/prJkart42rHFZ2Q.html

Thanks Alexandre I really appreciate that! Thanks for watching!

Thanks Janet I appreciate it!

Thanks Teresa!

I don’t doubt it. I’ll have to check that one out. Thanks!

Thanks, it’s a Taylor 214ce.

You’re welcome! Then all we need is a bus load of women and 100 gallon keg of beer.

Hey Tony, I’ve had a few people mention that it sounds like it. I need to go listen to that song.

I’ll have to check that out, I don’t think I’ve heard that one.

@@FretmoreGuitarLessons great song! same lick on the 4th and 5th string. Pretty cool

Is it really? I would admit to stealing but I haven’t heard the song. Lol! Thanks for watching!

I've had a different in mind. To me it sounded very similar of the Band 'Heart' Crazy on You. Anyway, that was an awesome tune, keep it coming! 🙌🏻

@@ChadwickDickinson Thanks, I love that song. Maybe my subconsciousness picked it up. Lol!

Thanks! God bless you!

It is similar but I hadn’t heard that song until after I did this video.

I found this article that might help. Thanks for watching. musicstrive.com/best-wide-neck-acoustic-guitars/

Just learn to play it really slow until you have it down and gradually pick up the speed. Always focus on playing clean first, speed will come as you progress.

@@brettadkins4968 Awesome advice Brett! Thanks!

@@brettadkins4968 yeah I did and it's helping to now I can't stop that sound in my head and that's all I can play not that I'm complaining also I just got this electric guitar and it sounds more awesome

Thanks Julia I really appreciate it!

Thanks! Yes it is standard tuning. Each song is played in a certain key. This lick is for a song played in the key of G. It could be any song, some songs it wouldn’t work for because of the tempo. I hope that answers your questions. Thanks so much for watching.

@@FretmoreGuitarLessons no problem. im a beginer. so, to me, a lick, is something quick i could show off to a friend, say in a guitar shop. so, could i pick up a guitar in a shop - do what you did - and sound ok? (no idea about key)

@@hyllaf you sure can.

@@FretmoreGuitarLessons fantastic sir! last question lol - does this lick/part of a song have a name/song title? thank you v much

@@hyllaf No it’s just a generic lick that can be used in a lot of songs

Yes it’s a 214ce.

It’s a Taylor 214ce.

I'm not playing all 6 strings, probably strumming the 4th string down.

I don’t know!

No, I live in Virginia.

@@FretmoreGuitarLessons OK thanks but your sound like cow boy

Thanks, I always wanted to be a cowboy or at least like the ones on T.V. Lol!

@@FretmoreGuitarLessons your welcome my friend

Just in this video, lol.

Here’s the longer version it might be slower. How to Play Opening Country Lick on Guitar in the Key of G - Quick Country Licks - Guitar Lesson kzfaq.info/get/bejne/prJkart42rHFZ2Q.html