Stochelo playing Nuages. At 0:18 he rips into the first of 2 ascending licks, very visable left hand, and some of the video his incredible right hand can be seen clearly also.
Looks like a similar thing to the other youtube i posted the link to of Django, starts on low D note, open D string, stays in first position thru each string up to the high E string, then he switches from multi fingers, to one finger to slide up to maybe high G i think... WOW.
I'm pretty sure in Mandino Reinhardt's video of the 37 Minor Swing solo he does it like this:
E ----3-2-1-------------------------------------------------1--5---77----------- B -------- --5-4-3-2-1-0- --------------------------------3------------5--------- G --------- ---------------3-2-1-0 ----------------------1----------------5----- D ------------------------------------4-3-2-1--0-1-2-3---- -----------------5-- A ------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------7 E -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
pretty much as Harry posted, I think the slight phrasing difference is to get two full D-U-D triplets on the B string when descending, that stuck with me as it wasn't intuitive for me at all.
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I just found an excellent example on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7UHmKfU ... re=related
Stochelo playing Nuages. At 0:18 he rips into the first of 2 ascending licks, very visable left hand, and some of the video his incredible right hand can be seen clearly also.
Looks like a similar thing to the other youtube i posted the link to of Django, starts on low D note, open D string, stays in first position thru each string up to the high E string, then he switches from multi fingers, to one finger to slide up to maybe high G i think... WOW.
E ----3-2-1-------------------------------------------------1--5---77-----------
B -------- --5-4-3-2-1-0- --------------------------------3------------5---------
G --------- ---------------3-2-1-0 ----------------------1----------------5-----
D ------------------------------------4-3-2-1--0-1-2-3---- -----------------5--
A ------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------7
E -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
pretty much as Harry posted, I think the slight phrasing difference is to get two full D-U-D triplets on the B string when descending, that stuck with me as it wasn't intuitive for me at all.