Artist Lick: Bobby Thompson of Job For A Cowboy

Bobby Thompson of Job For A Cowboy presents his Guitar Messenger Artist Lick – a dizzying flurry of diminished tapping, accompanied by an alternate-picked variation.

Click HERE to view the Job For A Cowboy Interview.

Click HERE to view the Riffing Masterclass with Bobby and Ravi of JFAC.

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