Alternate Picking “Frevo” Variation Guitar Trio Lick

Alternate Picking “Frevo” Variation Guitar Trio Lick

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This is the same as the “Frevo” intro from the guitar trio [Friday night in San Francisco].

The fingering is the same throughout. It is a simple repeated pattern of a 6 note grouping.

You can count this easily as 1 2 3 4 5 6 or in Triplets or as Ta ki ta Ta ki ta.

The lick starts on a “Down Stroke” and employs strict “Alternate Picking” guitar technique throughout:

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How to Play “Frevo” intro by Guitar Trio John Mclaughlin and Paco De Lucia:

How to Play “Frevo” intro by Guitar Trio John Mclaughlin and Paco De Lucia-Alternate Picking Lesson

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“FREVO” Intro PDF

This is a repeated alternate picking pattern starting on a down stroke.

It consists of rhythmic sextuplets. These can be counted as triplets or as Konokol Ta ki ta Ta ki ta.

It is essential to accent the first note of each 6 note grouping in order to get “Rhythmical” picking patterns.

After crossing the first two strings the pattern is repetitive

Below, is the whole intro starting on a “Down” stroke for strict alternate picking

Friday Night in San Francisco is a 1981 live album by Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin and Paco de Lucía. It was described by jazz author and critic Walter Kolosky as “a musical event that could be compared to the Benny Goodman Band’s performance at Carnegie Hall in 1938 … [it] may be considered the most influential of all live acoustic guitar albums”.^[4]

All the tracks except “Guardian Angel” were recorded live at The Warfield Theatre on 5 December 1980, in San Francisco; “Guardian Angel” was recorded at Minot Sound, in White Plains, New York.

No.	Title	Performers	Length
1.	“Mediterranean Sundance/Río Ancho” (Al Di Meola, Paco de Lucía)	Paco de Lucía (left channel) and Al Di Meola (right channel)	11:25
2.	“Short Tales of the Black Forest” (Chick Corea)	John McLaughlin (left channel) and Al Di Meola (right channel)	8:39

No.	Title	…	Length
3.	“Frevo Rasgado” (Egberto Gismonti)	John McLaughlin (left channel) and Paco de Lucía (right channel)	7:54
4.	“Fantasia Suite” (Al Di Meola)	Paco de Lucía (left channel), John McLaughlin (middle channel) and Al Di Meola (right channel)	8:41
5.	“Guardian Angel” (John McLaughlin)	Paco de Lucía (left channel), John McLaughlin (middle channel) and Al Di Meola (right channel)	4:00

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“Joy” by Shakti/John Mclaughlin analysis from different cultural perspectives

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joy-1st-part-shakti-john-mclaughlin Joy Shakti Download

The first part of “Joy” as a Four bar 16 Beat “Teen Taal” Fusion Cycle

First Bar

Second Bar

Third Bar

Fourth Bar

Full 4 Bars

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Shakti with John McLaughlin

Live album by Shakti
Released	1976
Recorded	July 5, 1975, at Southampton College, Long Island
Genre	World fusion
Length	52:00
Label	Columbia
Producer	John McLaughlin
Shakti chronology
Shakti with John McLaughlin (1976)A Handful of Beauty (1976)

John McLaughlin chronology
Inner Worlds (1976)Shakti with John McLaughlin (1976)A Handful of Beauty (1976)