Publisher : Mel Bay
MBGU: Rock Guitar Masterclass Vol. 1
Level: intermediate
60 Tapping Licks For Contemporary Rock and Metal Guitar

A collection of 60 of the best tapping ideas, concepts and licks based on 20 years of electric guitar playing experience.
Builds musical vocabulary - a veritable dictionary of licks, or rather a lick-tionary!
Most of these licks are in the key of A, since this is a key most guitarists are familiar with. Many are presented in either minor pentatonic, natural minor or Dorian scales, since these are the most often-used scales in rock improvising.
Encourages substitution with other modes by changing the appropriate intervals.


Index:

• Lick # 1 (Single String Minor Triad Triplets – Eddie Van Halen)
• Lick # 2 (Single String Triad Triplets – Randy Rhoads) 
• Lick # 3 (Single String Triad Triplets Expanded) 
• Lick # 4 (More Single String Triad Triplets Expanded)
• Lick # 5 (Tapped Harmonics – Eddie Van Halen)
• Lick # 6 (Fake Echo – Jake E Lee) 
• Lick # 7 (Two string Pentatonic triplets)
• Lick # 8 (Open G string – Paul Gilbert) 
• Lick # 9 (Pedal Point - Part 1 – Yngwie Malmsteen)
• Lick #10 (Pedal Point – Part 2 – Vito Bratta)
• Lick #11 (Pedal Point – Part 3 – Gary Moore)
• Lick #12 (Pedal Point – Part 4 – Dave Celentano)
• Lick #13 (Pedal Point – Part 5- Steve Lynch)
• Lick #14 (4 notes-per-string minor pentatonics – Joe Satriani)
• Lick #15 (Minor pentatonic trills – Steve Vai)
• Lick #16 (Minor pentatonic trills expanded – Steve Vai) 
• Lick #17 (Single string 4 notes-per-string minor scales – Paul Gilbert)
• Lick #18 (Single string 4 notes-per-string minor scales expanded – Paul Gilbert)
• Lick #19 (3 notes-per-string diatonic scales – Ioannis Anastassakis)
• Lick #20 (3 notes-per-string diatonic scale Study – Ioannis Anastassakis)
• Lick #21 (Multi-string tapping scales)
• Lick #22 (Multi-string tapping scales expanded)
• Lick #23 (Multi-string tapping scales expanded – Bruce Bouillet)
• Lick #24 (Multi-string tapping scales – Yngwie Malmsteen)
• Lick #25 (Pick tapping single string Blues – George Lynch)
• Lick #26 (Pick tapping multi-string triads – Jake E Lee)
• Lick #27 (Pick tapping single string scales in thirds – Joe Satriani)
• Lick #28 (Pick tapping single string scales – Jake E Lee) 
• Lick #29 (E minor 7th arpeggio with right and left-hand tapping – Tony MacAlpine)
• Lick #30 (Gsus multi-string arpeggio – Michael Fath)
• Lick #31 (Ascending multi-string minor Pentatonic Triplets)
• Lick #32 (Descending multi-string minor Pentatonic Sextuplets)

and many more