Notes about the notes above, not below, but above, nowhere else, but above. The "B" indicates a whole step bend. The "RB" indicates a reverse bend. A reverse bend means that your are to pick the string when it is bent and then let the string fall back to its original, unbent, position. In the case of this particular lick, hold the first bend and let that note ring as you pick the 'A' note at the 10th fret of the 2nd string (4th note from the left). The "S" indicates that you are to "slide" to the subsequent note. To "slide", pick the note at the 7th fret, 5th string, (an 'E') then without lifting your finger, slide to the 'D' note on that same string, 5th fret. Enjoy. Come back tomorrow and I'll show you another slick lick to quick pick. (Yeah, I know, that one's a stinker. Forgive me?)

The "B" indicates a whole step bend. The "RB" indicates a reverse bend. A reverse bend means that your are to pick the string when it is bent and then let the string fall back to its original, unbent, position. In the case of this particular lick, hold the first bend and let that note ring as you pick the 'A'  and 'E' notes at the 5th fret of the 1st and 2nd strings. 'P' indicates that you are to "pull-off". A pull-off means that you are to hold the lower note with a finger, in this case the first, and then lift the finger on the higher note, in this case that's the third finger. This should result in the sounding of the lower note without having to pick the lower note.