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Bill blatner
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Blue Strollin' Fifth Chorus Breakdown
I prefer to think of it as a goal-oriented growth mindset, but it definitely has the look and feel of an affliction at times.
Do you do those first three draw chords all on one...
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Rick estrin
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Hi Bill - You'll get it - All it takes is focus and repetition....it also helps if you're a little bit OCD. The main thing is, just stick with it and don't get discouraged. Have a...
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Jd krooks crouhy
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Love In Vain Intro and Chords
Hi Corey,
here's a little video i've made thinking of you in a singing audition in front of students. So now you can see one of our classroom ;) I haven't had time to work your...
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Bill blatner
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Hi Rick,
This was the verse I wrote you about back when you first put up the performance. I've been working, working on those 2 and 3 hole TB bends. This week is dedicated to...
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Jd krooks crouhy
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Davell crawford
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Louisianna 1927 Left and Right Hand
Hello there!
This week we will study the Randy Newman tune, "Louisiana 1927". It's a tune written about the flood of 1927, but many artist, such as myself, Aaron Neville, Marcia...
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Rick estrin
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Blue Strollin' Fifth Chorus Breakdown
Glad you like it Andre!
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Andre loiselle
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Blue Strollin' Fifth Chorus Breakdown
Wow !! What a Verse , sound "Big" , really like it !!
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Duke robillard
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I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water Chord Melody
Hi Folks,
This week we are finishing up "I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water" with a lesson on various chord fills and short single string lines to play around the vocal. I demonstrate...
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Corey harris
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Love In Vain Endings
In this last lesson we will focus on different ways to make the ending more interesting. We will talk about slight alterations that you can do, such as adding a D major 7 before...
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Jerry portnoy
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Blue Strollin' Fifth Chorus Breakdown
This fifth verse of Blue Strollin' is almost all about vibrato and double-stops. I'm using the term "double-stop" in an attempt to properly describe the playing of two adjacent...
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Bruce dumes
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Route 66 Intro & First Chorus
Thanks, Duke!!
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Bruce dumes
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Route 66 Intro & First Chorus
Ha ha! Sorry, Duke. No, I meant that I'm playing the intro on guitar as well as rhythm guitar, and a more experienced guitar player was playing slide. Then later on, I overdubbed...
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Duke robillard
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Hey Bruce cool version of it A La Chuck/stones! are you saying the slide guitar is a keyboard? If it is you fooled me........
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Duke robillard
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Route 66 Intro & First Chorus
Sounds great Bruce and you've got the right job for the guitar!
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Bruce dumes
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Route 66 Intro & First Chorus
Hey Duke! I'm so glad I have my new (to me) 175 for this tune! It feels just great on it. So here's my take so far on the intro
And here's a bonus video. :-) This is my band The...
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Frank aigner
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Chirs,
Great lesson man! Your song choices are wonderful.....this will help so much with learning more about playing in D
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Rick estrin
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Blue Strollin' Fourth Chorus Breakdown
Hey Bill - Congratulations on the tongue blocking! It's gonna be well worth the effort!
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Bill blatner
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Blue Strollin' Fourth Chorus Breakdown
I agree completely that your "quotes" fit seamlessly. It's a beautiful tune and a great set of lessons. I played it, at my best so far, for the first time this weekend with a...
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Chris eldridge
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Wildwood Flower Tony Rice Style Melody and Reharmonization
Lewis, psychology indeed! You're sounding really good! I especially like the groove you get. It's got a real nice weight to it.
I'm loving hearing everyone playing these songs!
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Rick estrin
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Blue Strollin' Fourth Chorus Breakdown
Musical quotes can be fun and useful. The ones I used here just naturally popped out when I was coming up with the song - They seemed (to me) like they fit the piece perfectly and...
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Lewis
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Wildwood Flower Tony Rice Style Melody and Reharmonization
Hey Chris,
My attempt at a couple of versions (the second time around is a pass at the Tony Rice approach).
I'm really finding that the less I think about it the better it...
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Mark wm smith
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Wildwood Flower Fretboard Journal Version
Great advice, Chris, and right on target. "That kid, always in a hurry," is my theme song. I will try my best to savor the notes. Once again, thank you for the thoughtful comments...
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Mark wm smith
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Wildwood Flower Crosspicking to Accommodate Melody
This is great stuff, Chris. And mighty deep. It will take some time to absorb the value of all you've included here. But, in the immediate future I can already visualize applying...
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Mark wm smith
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You Don't Know My Mind Chords and Melody
Thank you, Chris. That is very encouraging to me. Excellent tip on the hammers, also. It will help me as I begin to work things out on my own, that are based on stuff that is...
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Bill blatner
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Blue Strollin' Fourth Chorus Breakdown
I think Woody Guthrie said that amateurs plagiarize but artists steal shamelessly. I prefer the idea of quoting. Seems like a much more respectful way to borrow an idea. The...
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Rick estrin
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Sorry Bill - I meant to tell what they were and I guess I got sidetracked. I apologize. I actually did name them though, in the Sonic Junction email lesson description.
Ok, so the...
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