Riff Number 4. Now this one is a little more obscure. In fact I’ll probably be amazed if you’ve even heard of it before. Anyway it’s taken from a Wishbone Ash song called Jail bait. Now we’re still using simple notes on that scale, but we’re increasing the tempo a little just to get those finders moving a little quicker and more fluidly.
So here it is! Let me know what you think by leaving me a comment at the bottom of the page.
And if you enjoy this, then i’m sure you’ll love everything we’ve got in the Membership site. For more details on this, just click the button on the image below. Thanks, and I’ll be posting the next lesson very soon. Andy.
The next tutorial video will be out tomorrow. Let me know what you think by leaving me a comment at the bottom of the page.
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May 9, 2012 at 7:41 am 
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andy
106 days ago
Hi Andy how about their classics Throw Down the Sword,The King Will Come,Sometime World.How about some Camel,Lawrence would be great.My all time favourite song.Rajaz their best album apart from Moon Madness
Keep up the good work
Andy,no relation to you or Latimer
Steve
107 days ago
Great stuff! Wishbone Ash are still a class act. First group I ever saw live at The Rainbow Theatre aroundthe time of release of Argus. Please try to include a track from that great album in the Songs section at some stage.
Cheers
Bob
107 days ago
Andy,
Loved the Wishbone Ash riff. They are also one of my favourite all time bands. Would love to learn some more of their great riffs!!
Great site.
Many thanks
Bob R.
Bob Condrey
108 days ago
Hi, this is great – it’s one of those great Ash songs I had forgotten – thanks for reminding me about it – great riff and a great warm up routine.
Oh by the way the phrase above “increasing the tempo a little just to get those finders moving” I think should read fingers?
Great tutorial – thanks again
Bob