Dominant Licks
1) The first lick is a V - I minor lick. If the second chord would be a major chord, change the last note to an 'e natural'.
2) This is a sixteenth note lick with a lot of chromatism.
3) This lick uses a simple rhythmic idea.
Minor Licks
1) This minor lick is build around a C major arpeggio, a common substitute for A minor.
2) This one is also build around a C major arpeggio.
3) This lick is a real classic.
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