Josh Smith - More on using repetition as a phrase-building technique

For tabs and text of this video lesson, see the February 2024 issue of Guitar World -
LIVE FROM FLAT V by Josh Smith
PUTTING IN THE REPS
As Josh Smith stated last month, three tools he likes to use to build soloing ideas are repetition, call-and-response and “handcuffs.” Josh began this discussion by demonstrating various ways to utilize repetition as a phrase-building tool. In this lesson, he'llpresent some more ways to use repetition as an effective soloing springboard.
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[martymooney]

Great advice Mr Josh great content guitar world
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[Sudhirchoudhary]

Today only i was doing this exercise, my teacher taught me to count in one hand n sing a rhythm on it always knowing where my 1 is and what i realised is to create a good hook its nice to repeat same rhythm thrice and change a lil in last bar, the results are mind blowing i cant believe m coming up with such cool riffs finally after playing for years🙏

[castleanthrax]

Repetition instantly makes your solos sound more professional because it shows that you know what notes you're playing, rather than just randomly playing notes from a scale. Josh is a monster player... so incredible.

[TheWaveFiles]

Best electric blues player of the last couple years .