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Johnny Winter was a Texas Blues legend, and he had some of the fiercest chops you'll find anywhere. In this lesson we'll dissect a particularly tricky lick from the song "You're Humbuggin' Me", found at the 1:45 point in the song. This lick uses a simple repeating pattern that becomes very difficult as you play it at faster speeds.
| Key: | A♯ |
| Tuning: | E |
| Topics: | Licks |
| Difficulties: | Advanced |
| Artist: | Johnny Winter |
| Songs: | You're Humbuggin' Me |
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