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Aug 28th, 2026

There's a note in Box 1 that we so often play as part of a lick ending somewhere else, but Albert King made a habit of emphasizing this note in a way that made it stand out because of the tension it creates. Here's a lesson on how he did it.

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Key: A

Tuning: E

Topics: Blues Licks

Difficulties: Intermediate

Artist: Albert King

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