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	Dan zanes published a lesson: Coney Island Avenue Chords, Riffs and Rhythm Greetings Guitar Wizards!! Coney Island Avenue! Here we go in the key of A with a song that I wrote a few years ago to celebrate my favorite street in Brooklyn. In this lesson...
	Steve lauder left a comment on: Little Wheel Ending A fun song. I am going for the feel/mood here more so than correctness. A couple of cloth bandaids are allowing me to continue due to blisters. I do very little finger picking....
	Chris eldridge published a lesson: Butter and Eggs Using Timbre and Slurs to Create Lyricism Hello Friends, Guitar offers us many different ways to play the same note. This is truly one of the instrument’s strengths because it allows for a great deal of variance of nuance...
	Rick estrin left a comment on: Sloppin' and Slidin' First Verse Breakdown Hi Bill - You are correct. The bass line does have a semi-minor, or “blues“ minor feel and sound, so you can hit the major 3rd, (the unbent three draw) on the V chord, but not on...
	Bruno mothe left a comment on: Bright Lights, Big City Singing and Endings Hi Mr. Corey.. My first video playing acoustic blues here on Sonic Junction. Hope to get some tips from you, in order to improve my blues guitar. Best regards
	Bill blatner left a comment on: Sloppin' and Slidin' First Verse Breakdown Hi again, So I'm noticing that the guitar line has a minor feel and you never hit the 3-draw natural, even over the 1 chord. Is that right? You can't do the 3rd of the scale...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: Little Wheel Ending Hey Duke! Glad to read on your Facebook page how much you are enjoying Poland! I'll bet the food is amazing! Here's another attempt at Little Wheel. It really is such an elusive...
	Rick estrin published a lesson: Sloppin' and Slidin' First Verse Breakdown Hey Sonic Junction - This week I’ll be breaking down verse one of my new piece, Sloppin’ and Slidin’. Like a lot of the verses in this piece, this first verse contains mostly draw...
	Steve lauder left a comment on: Little Wheel Ending Blisters, ouch, and no crazy glue to remedy :(
	Duke robillard published a lesson: Little Wheel Ending Hi Friends, We are on the last lesson for "Little Wheel" this week and I reitterate many of the points about this song and John Lee Hooker's style. My most important advise is to...
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Banks of the Ohio Chords and Rhythm Michael, that’s a great idea. Keep your eyes peeled for future lessons.
	Rick estrin left a comment on: Sloppin' and Slidin' Performance Like I said, it’s hard to describe (at least for me) - But the key is usually finesse rather than muscle.
	Bill blatner left a comment on: Sloppin' and Slidin' Performance Huh! Scale down the focus and magnitude of he compression. I would have thought the opposite. Thanks - that's definitely something to explore. Yeh, Sonny Boy does some things...
	Michael widman left a comment on: Banks of the Ohio Chords and Rhythm Can you post notation for the vocal melody?
	Rick estrin left a comment on: Sloppin' and Slidin' Performance Hi Bill - Glad you like the piece. Rusty tells me that by me being such a primitive guitar player, I sometimes come up with some cool “ignorant“ bass lines that a real guitar...
	Bill blatner left a comment on: Sloppin' and Slidin' Performance Hi Rick, Good to virtually see you again. I like the guitar line - spooky without being cheesy. Not an easy feat. I love your ideas. Seems like every verse I think I know...
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Butter and Eggs Introduction and Chords Jack, thank you so much for these kind words. It’s a wonderful community that we have here and I feel lucky to be a part of it! cheers, Chris
	Chris eldridge liked a comment: Hello Chris, one more time a beautiful tune to learn, this one interestingly different, a melancholic folk ballad. Frankly Chris, I’m amazed at the quality of what you do for us...
	Rémy left a comment on: Butter and Eggs Introduction and Chords Ok. Never'been in Lyon. I live in Tours.Cheers :)
	Jack left a comment on: Butter and Eggs Introduction and Chords I'm from Lyon. Do you know the city ?
	Rémy left a comment on: Butter and Eggs Introduction and Chords Hi french buddy ;)Where are you from ?
	Rémy liked a comment: Hello Chris, one more time a beautiful tune to learn, this one interestingly different, a melancholic folk ballad. Frankly Chris, I’m amazed at the quality of what you do for us...
	Jack left a comment on: Butter and Eggs Introduction and Chords Hello Chris, one more time a beautiful tune to learn, this one interestingly different, a melancholic folk ballad. Frankly Chris, I’m amazed at the quality of what you do for us...
	Gagi left a comment on: Keep The Change Performance and Introduction yes I'm interested....where can i find it,on badassharmonica? I'm living too far from united states and if it possible I can do this with online...
	Chris eldridge liked a comment: Really loved the discussion on dynamics! I find myself focusing on that more and more and in all kinds of musical settings. Thanks for that. Also, great song for playing in D....
	Chris eldridge liked a comment: Chris thanks for this Butter and Eggs request, and Jeruseleum Ridge, Roy Cotton
	Chris eldridge liked a comment: Yeeees, the good news of the day ! Was hoping this ! Thank you for this week-end gift :)
	Chris eldridge liked a comment: beautiful ... what a treat to not only see you play it but to teach it ... unbelievable man.
	Chris eldridge liked a forum post: Thanks Chris. By the way, I saw your show with JL in Dallas last night. Amazing. Hope you guys find more chances to come down. David
	Guitar dave liked a comment: Hi Duke! I'm Bruno, from Brazil...my first lesson/video here! I recorded head and 2 choruses of solo of T-bone Shuffle. On the 2nd chorus, i decided to add a couple of...