Jim Loessberg
15 Ways To get From a I Chord To a IV Chord by Jim Loessberg
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E9th tab with CD
Jim Loessberg presents 15 of his favorite licks to get out of a I chord and into a IV chord. All of it is provided in various tempos and keys.
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