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	Rick estrin left a comment on: Cotton Blend 4th Chorus Breakdown Hey Robert - I like the way you're thinking! 2 draw vs 3 blow - Same note, right? When and where to use each - based not only on the character of the sound, but also factoring in...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: Trouble In Mind B.B. King Style Solo Thanks Duke! Ok, I have reflected upon this and here is another version. Please let me know what you think! Bruce
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: Trouble In Mind B.B. King Style Solo I just wanted to second Duke's comments. I really enjoyed this! I especially like the 2nd chorus; the opening and the use of the "sliding 6th" on the IV chord is very cool, and...
	Duke robillard left a comment on: Trouble In Mind B.B. King Style Solo Sounds great Bruce, Love the sound. Nice Les Paul too! My only critisism would be that you still need to relax a bit on your timing. one method for that is to try to breath as if...
	Duke robillard left a comment on: Trouble In Mind B.B. King Style Solo Hi Peter, You're making me proud! Good work, and nice phrasing.. Your rhythm playing has also greatly improved and your ideas are getting clearer all the time. a little meandering...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: Trouble In Mind B.B. King Style Solo Hey Duke! For this one, I just did my own thing -- ended up being mostly just a better version of the one I did last week. Still a little rough around the edges, but I'm feeling a...
	Duke robillard left a comment on: Trouble In Mind B.B. King Style Solo Thanks Mike!
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Gold Rush First Solo and Tony Rice Style Improvising John, great! There are a few extra beats here and there, which you can iron out by playing along with the lesson at a reduced speed, but you've got the sound of a lot of those...
	John dunn left a comment on: Gold Rush First Solo and Tony Rice Style Improvising Don't think I quite go tit but really enjoyed this lesson, just getting the minor/ major pentatonic variations on the tune and actually understanding what you/ Tony are doing...
	Robert fox left a comment on: Cotton Blend 4th Chorus Breakdown Really like the way the 3-blow is used in this and previous choruses!
	Tim james liked a comment: that is really amazing and sweet thanks
	Tim james left a comment on: Fundamentals of Open E Slide Basics - Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground very soothing and peaceful,angelic tune Corey cheers again !!!!
	Boyd r left a comment on: Cotton Blend 4th Chorus Breakdown Really great lesson
	Boyd r left a comment on: Fundamentals of Open E Slide Basics - Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground that is really amazing and sweet thanks
	Corey harris published a lesson: Fundamentals of Open E Slide Basics - Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground In this lesson we introduce slide playing. We focus on hand techniques like muting and dampening as well as how to place your fingers on your slide hand. Take your time and play...
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Gold Rush Second Solo and Moving Up the Neck Kip, You'll get there! Honestly, for all of us on this music quest, me very much included, the destination is important, but the journey is really where it's at. Just take it...
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Banks of the Ohio Rolling, Rippling Accompaniment Hey Allen, I'm starting to think that you're a mind reader! We'll be looking at a proper crosspicked version next week. For this kind of accompaniment where we're playing notes in...
	Mike caren left a comment on: Trouble In Mind B.B. King Style Solo Hi Duke --- absolutely beautiful. Looking forward to learning this one.
	Duke robillard published a lesson: Trouble In Mind B.B. King Style Solo Hi Folks, For this, our final lesson on the swing / BB King-ish version of Trouble in Mind, I show you a two chorus solo that employs many BB Style riffs that has the feeling of...
	Jerry portnoy published a lesson: Cotton Blend 4th Chorus Breakdown The verse we'll be working with this week starts out with a melodic figure adapted from a Louis Myers guitar lick. It has a slick little transitional lick into the IV chord before...
	Allen stjohn left a comment on: Banks of the Ohio Rolling, Rippling Accompaniment Another great lesson, Chris. A comment and a question. Seeing what you were doing with your relaxed wrist reminded me of an instructional where Norman Blake is using the same...
	Helmut added to a forum topic: Specifications for videoupload Hello Sonic Junction team, I would like to know about the specifications for videos. Which data format and what max. or min. file size or other requirements are needed. Thus...
	Chris eldridge published a lesson: Banks of the Ohio Rolling, Rippling Accompaniment One of the great things about Banks of the Ohio (or another pretty folk song) is that it presents an opportunity to use different accompanimental approaches. For instance, you...
	Helmut left a comment on: Catfish Blues Main Riff Hi Corey, I live far from a city, in the countryside, so we have very slow Internet connection. To watch a film is very, very time consuming. As I can only read standard musical...
	Cameron33mcintosh@yahoo.com.au left a comment on: Fundamentals of Acoustic Blues I - IV - V Progression in E Hi Corey, new year and some great refreshing of the fundamentals is perfect for me. Thanks for doing this series and would be great to have some more similar lessons if you have...
	Tom m. left a comment on: Devil Got My Woman Lesson 2 Well thank you. I'll post an update tonight... I did a lot of lurking and trying many different tunes you teach. I learned a lot without posting much. Trying to get things "under...
	Corey harris left a comment on: Going Down Slow Performance, Bass and Rhythm It is in the same key as I play it, yes.
	Corey harris liked a comment: Good to see you back. I'm in Bularaia. Bela Fleck plays Wednesday. I like Champion Jack Dupree's version. I think Howling Wolf includrd him in his version. This song is...
	Corey harris liked a comment: Great song! Great teaching as akways! Thanks Corey!
	Corey harris liked a comment: Thanks for the kind comment Corey! And for giving me something more to think about. Regards!