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	Dennis gruenling left a comment on: Boxed Up Fourth Chorus Breakdown Thanks Scott!! It just takes practice. I couldn’t do it at first, but then practiced it a few minutes every day....
	Dennis gruenling liked a comment: Your tongue trill sounds like a machine gun, Dennis! Is it human? Just knocks me out. Amazing...
	Lewis left a comment on: Advanced Fundamentals Tuning By Ear Such a great lesson - especially the stuff about overtones. I've never really been clear when peope talk about certain guitars having more or less 'harmonic content' and...
	John left a comment on: Sweet Home Chicago Solo, First Verse Mr. Robillard: First and foremost, I am enjoying your lessons very much. You had mentioned in your previous lesson that one could make song suggestions: Though more R&B in...
	Jared riley added to a forum topic: Neon Tetra and other Rice... Hey Chris, do you have any plans to teach any of Tony's more jazz influenced stuff? The Acoustics album, Mar West, Backwaters, etc. I find I have a very difficult time with the...
	Dan zanes left a comment on: Stand By Me Strumming, Bass Runs and Singing why don't you try it in this key and see how it feels. right now the main thing is to get comfortable with the guitar chords. as they become second nature you'll have options for...
	Boyd r left a comment on: Stand By Me Strumming, Bass Runs and Singing I have a low voice. Do I change chords?
	Dan zanes left a comment on: Stand By Me Strumming, Bass Runs and Singing that's right! you'll see the chord on the page above the word and when you're singing that word you'll play that chord. stay on that chord until another one appears above a lyric...
	Boyd r left a comment on: Stand By Me Strumming, Bass Runs and Singing So when you hear the change in the song. Change. Thanks
	Dan zanes left a comment on: Stand By Me Strumming, Bass Runs and Singing greetings boyd! thank you for your question. i'm just back from a weekend performing and it's great to sit down and think about this for a minute. for me, unless i know the song...
	Lewis left a comment on: Fundamentals The Pick on the String Makes perfect sense. Thanks very much for taking the time to answer the question! Cheers, Lewis
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: With Body and Soul Introduction and Considering Dynamics Kip, this sounds great. You keep getting better, I truly love seeing your progress! Yeah, keep revisiting the early ones and see how they are now.
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Fundamentals The Pick on the String Great, thanks for sending the video! Yes, I do wind up changing the angle of the pick as I play across the strings. It's purely an ergonomic thing, but as I get to the lower...
	Kip marchetti left a comment on: With Body and Soul Introduction and Considering Dynamics I thought I woild check back in with this intro with an eye on being looser as you suggested to be mindful of perviously. After watching the video I think I'll drop an "O" and...
	Scott ludlam left a comment on: Boxed Up Fourth Chorus Breakdown Your tongue trill sounds like a machine gun, Dennis! Is it human? Just knocks me out. Amazing...
	Diego left a comment on: Keep it to Yourself Lesson 1 Still working on it.What do you think Jerry?
	Diego left a comment on: Keep it to Yourself Lesson 1
	Tom hartley liked a comment: I do remember slowing records down from 33 rpm to 16 rpm! Yikes! I'm old!
	Lewis left a comment on: Fundamentals The Pick on the String Hi Chris, Here you go!
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Fundamentals The Pick on the String Hey Lewis, thanks for the question. I think I understand what you're talking about, but just to be sure, can you show me on a video? Thanks, chris
	Lewis left a comment on: Fundamentals The Pick on the String Hi Chris, This is such a great lesson. I come back and watch it regularly! A quick question - when it comes to angling the pick around the string you talk about doing that with a...
	Boyd r left a comment on: Stand By Me Strumming, Bass Runs and Singing when your singing and playing Guitar? when do you know when to change chords.
	David brookes left a comment on: Tennessee Waltz Finding and Using Chords Up the Neck, Pt. 1 Whoa... that is stunning
	Rick estrin liked a comment: I do remember slowing records down from 33 rpm to 16 rpm! Yikes! I'm old!
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Tennessee Waltz Finding and Using Chords Up the Neck, Pt. 1 Thanks for the kind words fellas!
	Bill blatner left a comment on: Half Steppin' Fifth Chorus Breakdown I do remember slowing records down from 33 rpm to 16 rpm! Yikes! I'm old!
	Kip marchetti left a comment on: Tennessee Waltz Finding and Using Chords Up the Neck, Pt. 1 one of the reasons I'm here ... to get that sort of thing in my inbox once a week .. mesmerizing
	Dan zanes published a lesson: Stand By Me - Uke Strumming and Singing We have four chords!! This is amazing and deserves a moment of celebration. In this lesson we’ll look at some strumming techniques, talk about how to transition from one chord to...
	Dan zanes published a lesson: Stand By Me Strumming, Bass Runs and Singing Well you’ve got four incredible chords now and they’re working together in this very durable and useful progression. You might be developing calluses on the tips of your fingers...
	Jed left a comment on: Tennessee Waltz Finding and Using Chords Up the Neck, Pt. 1 This is an excellent lesson. Chris uses what the guitarist already knows to shine light on what he does not yet know, making new material familiar as soon as it is introduced.