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	Jerry portnoy left a comment on: Masterclass Lip Pursing "Ta Doo" 3/6 blow
	Grant page left a comment on: Masterclass Lip Pursing "Ta Doo" Hi again Jerry, on the lick that starts at around 13 seconds in, after you hit the 2-5 draw, are you going to the 3-6 or 6-9 blow octave?
	Rick estrin left a comment on: Sloppin' and Slidin' Second Verse Breakdown Hi Bill - Once again, you made me go back and take a closer look at some of the things I just automatically do and don’t really think about when I’m playing. When I release the...
	Rick estrin left a comment on: Sloppin' and Slidin' Second Verse Breakdown 😂‼️ Hi Gagi - I didn’t start doing that until I had already been playing about 20 yrs. I think everyone should get a good command on the harp WITH their hands first, before they...
	Gagi left a comment on: Sloppin' and Slidin' Second Verse Breakdown Mr.rick we are waiting your the most advanced technic: "No Hands"...I'ts amazing
	Rémy left a comment on: Church Street Blues Tony Rice's Version (a Study in the Right Hand) Hi Chris and John (sorry for the response time John). Thank you to both of you, your answers help a lot and thank you Chris for taking the time to detail your technique. It confort...
	Corey harris published a lesson: The Girl I'm Loving Main Riff and Bass This week we will focus on the main riff of the tune, paying special attention to the steady bass. Take your time playing it to lay down a solid groove. We discuss how to imply the...
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Butter and Eggs Simple Counterpoint That counterpoint is really just embedded in the chords and melody, both of which were written by Julian and Margaret Glaspy. So usually they would be spread across 2 guitars, but...
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Church Street Blues Tony Rice's Version (a Study in the Right Hand) Hi Remy, Sorry, it seems I missed this comment from you a couple of weeks ago! I definitely think that it is not good to have your hand/wrist resting on the saddle and/or bridge...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: Soft Winds Head Hey Duke! What a great tune and so much fun to play! I'd never heard the Kenny Burrell version before; it's really amazing! Here's my version of the head. I decided to try using...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: Little Wheel Ending Ok, maybe fourth time's the charm. I think it's better.
	Jay left a comment on: Sitting On Top of the World Rhythm, Bass Line and Slide Technique hi Corey, you may have missed it but i posted my take on Sitting on Top of the World a while ago... hoping for your feedback.
	Jeff caldwell liked a comment: Hi All -- we accidently had the sheet music from last week posted on Fri / Sat. The lesson now has the correct transcription. Thanks for your patience on this (and for letting us...
	Rémy liked a comment: Hi All -- we accidently had the sheet music from last week posted on Fri / Sat. The lesson now has the correct transcription. Thanks for your patience on this (and for letting us...
	Mike caren left a comment on: Butter and Eggs Simple Counterpoint Hi All -- we accidently had the sheet music from last week posted on Fri / Sat. The lesson now has the correct transcription. Thanks for your patience on this (and for letting us...
	Jeff caldwell left a comment on: Butter and Eggs Simple Counterpoint Great stuff, as usual, Chris! Is the counterpoint in this piece something that you or Julian would plan in advance, or does this come to you in the moment?
	Bill blatner left a comment on: Sloppin' and Slidin' Second Verse Breakdown I can play all the notes, but your tone and especially the way the last note in each phrase ends is so expressive when you do it. I have a tendency to play those notes too hard I...
	Markb left a comment on: Butter and Eggs Simple Counterpoint The tab is from last week
	Dan zanes published a lesson: Jamaica Farewell Chords, Rhythm and Riffs Greetings My Fine Guitar Playing Friends! Here we are again deep in the land of Social Music, this time with Irving Burgie's classic Jamaica Farewell as made popular by the great...
	Chris eldridge published a lesson: Butter and Eggs Simple Counterpoint Hello Friends! This week I’m going to show you how to play the melody and chords to Butter and Eggs simultaneously. The basic approach isn’t very far from the one used on other...
	Rick estrin published a lesson: Sloppin' and Slidin' Second Verse Breakdown Hey Sonic Junction - This week we’ll tackle verse two of Sloppin’ and Slidin’. Verse two is all slidin’. (Trust me, there’s some slop on the way.) With this verse, in addition to...
	Duke robillard published a lesson: Soft Winds Head Hello Folks, This week we are starting on the Charlie Christian / Benny Goodman tune Soft Winds. Its a fairly simple tune and fun to play using 6th chords as the melody. It's a 12...
	Jerry portnoy left a comment on: Masterclass Lip Pursing "Ta Doo" Yes
	Grant page left a comment on: Masterclass Lip Pursing "Ta Doo" Hi Jerry, on these examples, when you are playing the chords, are they always the same through the changes? My ears and brain aren’t cooperating with me tonight LoL
	Corey harris left a comment on: Rollin' and Tumblin' Endings Thanks Bruce. Yes you are making great progress. I would say only to work on steadying your tempo... Maybe try tapping your foot to keep time, it use a metronome. Also use the heal...
	Corey harris liked a comment: Hi Corey, I'm aware that I'm still occasionally doing funny things with my thumb and not always supporting the slide with my other fingers, and I'm working on that. But aside from...
	Corey harris liked a comment: Hi Corey! Still working on this one, feeling stronger on it all the time. What do you think? I know that thumb is still wacky, but it just wants so much to do that. Thanks, Bruce
	Corey harris left a comment on: C C Rider Melody and Bass Greetings Bruno. Good work. I would suggest that you mute the strings a little more to get the sound of the side more isolated. It sounds like the open B string is ringing out more...
	Corey harris liked a comment: What slide are you using? Thanks
	John d. left a comment on: Church Street Blues Tony Rice's Version (a Study in the Right Hand) Hi Rémy, It seems to me that actually resting the hand on the bridge would limit vertical movement of the wrist/hand and impede your ability to pick as quickly on different...