David Hamburger, The Dobro Workbook - 38m 13s

Tracks & Durations

1. Tuning notes	1:30
2. G Scale hammer-on, pull-off	0:13
3. Hammer/Pull exercise	0:20
4. Another H/P exercise	0:24
5. Pulloff exercise	0:12
6. Right hand practice with pulloffs	0:20
7. String crossing pulloffs	0:14
8. String skipping	0:16
9. Combining major & blues sounds, hammerons	0:19
10. Blues & Major, with pulloffs	0:18
11. Combining hammerons and pulloffs	0:15
12. Ascending syncopated major scale	0:15
13. Combining slides with hammerons & pulloffs	0:13
14. Same as 13, descending	0:12
15. Combinining units to create licks	1:23
16. Unison slides (drones)	0:18
17. Working drones into licks	0:18
18. Doublestops with unison slides	0:08
19. Doublestops without unison slides	0:21
20. Call & Response	0:27
21. "New River Train"	0:25
22. A la "Nine Pound Hammer"	0:20
23. Syncopated roll in G	0:07
24. Another syncopated roll	0:17
25. Another one	0:21
26. Short syncopated roll	0:08
27. Six note syncopated phrase	0:21
28. Another 6+6+4 lick	0:10
29. Sync roll with slides	0:10
30. Sync roll with 1/4 notes and 6+6+4	0:10
31. Syncopated roll over C	0:10
32. Roll with open and fretted strings	0:11
33. Alternating string roll	0:10
34. Simpler forward roll	0:10
35. Forward & reverse rolls combined	0:10
36. Closed position syncopated lick	0:10
37. Same, with bar tilt	0:10
38. Closed roll with slide	0:10
39. "Gowanus Valley Blues #2"	0:34
40. Rolls over C in open position	0:23
41. "Bill Cheatham"	0:46
42. Break for "Bill Cheatham"	0:20
43. Another break for "Bill Cheatham"	0:20
44. Open position to melodic style & back	0:17
45. Another one	0:18
46. Another one	0:17
47. Another one	0:14
48. Creating licks in the melodic style	1:22
49. "Sally Goodin"	0:29
50. "Sally Goodin'" - variation	0:16
51. "Sally Goodin" - another variation	0:21
52. Melodic syncopations	0:40
53. "Sally Goodin" - kickoff for B section	0:19
54. "Sally Goodin" - another approach to the B section	0:30
55. Rolls over C & F	0:47
56. More C & F rolls	0:25
57. Out of G into a one measure run in C and back to G	0:25
58. Bluesy to melodic move	0:15
59. Switching chords every two beats	0:15
60. "Bill Cheatham" - variation	0:19
61. "Bill Cheatham" - variation	0:18
62. F scale rolls	0:37
63. F scale rolls with slides	0:20
64. Switching back and forth between F and G	0:25
65. Switching back and forth between F & C	0:25
66. "Red Haired Boy"	0:45
67. "RHB" - break on the A section	0:19
68. "RHB" - break on the B section	0:19
69. Key of D warmups	0:13
70. More D warmups	0:19
71. Descending D warmup	0:19
72. Combining units to create licks	0:42
73. Licking out in D	0:20
74. "New River Train"	0:28
75. Syncopated rolls in D	0:10
76. Another one	0:10
77. Another one	0:21
78. Doublestops in D	0:13
79. Adding high D to a blues lick	0:13
80. Another one	0:20
81. "Reuben"	0:27
82. D scales melodic style	0:43
83. "Reuben" revisited	0:18
84. "Little Maggie"	0:27
85. Switching from D to A and back	0:31
86. "Soldier's Joy"	0:44
87. "Soldier's Joy" melodically embellished	0:45
88. "Whiskey Before Breakfast"	0:45
89. Licks in A Minor	0:23
90. In and out of A Minor	0:15
91. Major licks in A	0:23
92. Mixolydian licks in A	0:22
93. Playing over A7th	0:15
94. "Old Joe Clark"	0:44
95. Root-centered licks in G Major	0:23
96. In and out of E Minor	0:17
97. E Major pentatonic licks	0:22
98. "Salty Dog"	0:25

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