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Closing Time

That's All for Now Folks

That about wraps things up for this lick lesson. Here's some ideas of how to put these licks to work and a few suggestions for what you might want to check out next.

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If you want to play more Scruggs style material, then check out our Scruggs Style roadmap. Here's a good video lesson series on Fireball Mail you might want to dig into.

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    D Licks

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