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	Duke robillard left a comment on: Rock Me Baby Solo Lesson 3 Hi Bruce, Sorry it took me a while to get to this but man you sound great! I know relaxing at a slow tempo can be hard but you nailed it! My wife ask me who was playing as I was...
	Jerry portnoy published a lesson: Mr. Lee's Mambo Performance Hey Sonic Junction - I'm back again and this time I put together a piece of music with a latin, afro/cuban type flavor. If you've been with me at Sonic Junction before, you know...
	Tom k. left a comment on: The Things I Used To Do Lead Guitar, 1st Vocal Verse Knew I heard that opening chord before . Play it in G and you have "Blues For Eddie Jones " . Cool !!
	Jim wood liked a forum post: SonnyBoy's Groove, at last. Pshew!
	Mike caren added to a forum topic: Open Mic - Sep 23 to Oct 3 Open Mic - starting Sep 23 to Oct 3 Open Mic is a time to share your music with the Sonic Junction community. Post a video of yourself playing your favorite tune -- it can be a...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: Rock Me Baby Solo Lesson 3 Hey Duke! I'm so excited to share this one with you. I'm really pleased with how it came out. It's really nice to be able to say that, Thanks a lot, Duke.
	Marcel kamst left a comment on: Horton Shuffle Intro and First Chorus Breakdown Hi Dennis, how do you articulate the upbeat chords after playing holes 4 and 5? Do you simply take your tongue of the harp without attacking the chord or do you play it with a new...
	Marcel kamst left a comment on: Buffle Off to Shuffalo First Chorus Breakdown At the end of the video you seem to be alternating between a single note 2 draw and a 12 draw chord instead of playing the chord - am I right? Do you block the hole 1 everytime you...
	Duke robillard left a comment on: The Things I Used To Do Lead Guitar, 1st Vocal Verse Thank you Tom!
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Whiskey Before Breakfast Moving Up the Neck Hi Lewis, Thanks for your feedback on this stuff. Agreed about the number of measures per line. I've also noticed that other people tend to write flatpicking notation and...
	Tom k. left a comment on: The Things I Used To Do Lead Guitar, 1st Vocal Verse Nice . Thanks Duke .
	Mark hornsby added to a forum topic: Timing Bass beat/Rythum Gedaye Corey Must say i have listned to a few but you are by far the best teacher and player Just have a question i find when im learning or playing that sometimes or most of...
	Kip marchetti liked a comment: Not to detract in any way from a great lesson but.....jeez it's harder to read tabs when everything is shown as 16th notes instead of 8th notes......is this the 'new, highly...
	Kip marchetti left a comment on: Whiskey Before Breakfast Moving Up the Neck I break out into a sweat every time you take us "up the neck". Way cool though.
	Kip marchetti liked a comment: Great song, and you've really made your own version as well, Chris. Norman hasn't been in the best of health lately and this just sorta kinda makes me sad.
	Lewis left a comment on: Whiskey Before Breakfast Moving Up the Neck Hi Mike, Wow - how's that for service :) I really appreciate your quick response. I think for me personally the more condensed view is just less intuitive to navigate because...
	Mike caren left a comment on: Whiskey Before Breakfast Moving Up the Neck Hi Lewis --- thanks for the feedback on this. We were actually debating whether to show this as 2 bars / line as opposed to 4 bars / line. I've updated the sheet music to show 2...
	Lewis left a comment on: Whiskey Before Breakfast Moving Up the Neck Not to detract in any way from a great lesson but.....jeez it's harder to read tabs when everything is shown as 16th notes instead of 8th notes......is this the 'new, highly...
	Davell crawford published a lesson: Put Your Hand In The Hand Left Hand Hi there Sonic folks! This week we look at the pop/gospel song, "Put Your Hand In The Hand", written by Gene MacLellan, first record by Ann Murray in 1970 and released in 1971...
	Dennis gruenling left a comment on: Buffle Off to Shuffalo Seventh Chorus Breakdown thanks!
	Dennis gruenling liked a comment: this is cool
	Dennis gruenling left a comment on: Buffle Off to Shuffalo Seventh Chorus Breakdown Hi - thanks for coming out! Doug does take credit cards on the gigs...we could have hooked you up! Glad you were able to make the show, thanks.
	Dennis gruenling liked a comment: Nice show Dennis at Johnny's grill, had a great time......but start taking credit cards I went home empty handed....lol
	Duke robillard published a lesson: The Things I Used To Do Lead Guitar, 1st Vocal Verse Hi Folks, This week we are working on the lead guitar around the vocal on the first verse. Guitar Slim's playing here is unique to say the least. First off he played with a capo...
	Corey harris published a lesson: Baby You Gotta Change Your Mind Singing and Walkdown For this third lesson we will focus on the walk down going from the C to the A7 chord. We also discuss how to approach singing the song rhythmically. Pay attention to your voice...
	Jerry portnoy published a lesson: Buffle Off to Shuffalo Eighth Chorus Breakdown Hello Everyone - Welcome back, and now we tackle the last chorus of my shuffle rhythm study piece “Buffle Off To Shuffalo”. I take this back to the opening head of the piece, with...
	Ted peterson left a comment on: Church Street Blues Different Chordal Options Great song, and you've really made your own version as well, Chris. Norman hasn't been in the best of health lately and this just sorta kinda makes me sad.
	Mark seres left a comment on: Swingin' the Blues Chord Comping Hey Duke ! I'm with Bruce..... here from the link also. Beautiful chords, beautiful lesson, GORGEOUS Gibson. Please keep these swing videos up for us, it may take a while to...
	Mark seres liked a comment: Hey Duke! I got to this lesson via the link from the chords page for Route 66 (which is a great lesson!) and my head just about exploded when I watched it. There's about 50...
	Chris eldridge liked a comment: Chris - Thanks for the thumbs up. Yes ... tension is my middle name and I will continue to work on loosening the right hand, arm, and wrist. I have also been working on developing...