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bluemc1
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it was the last one I was given to learn before all hell broke loose and it’s been in storage unit for about a year :(
not given up hope yet
are you in the process of learning ?
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it was the last one I was given to learn before all hell broke loose and it’s been in storage unit for about a year :(
not given up hope yet
are you in the process of learning ?
jimharri
Moderator
Me? I couldn't play the triangle!it was the last one I was given to learn before all hell broke loose and it’s been in storage unit for about a year :(
not given up hope yet
are you in the process of learning ?
hilts
Well-Known Member
Have you got the intro to Thunderstruck nailed yet? It's a piece of piss....
Three chords and a wing and a prayer!
Thank god I don’t like that kind of music:-)
Bill Walker
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Have you got the intro to Thunderstruck nailed yet? It's a piece of piss....
Three chords and a wing and a prayer!
Didnt know Kermit could play guitar
Bill Walker
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A good one I learned years ago is Drag Racer, used as the theme tune to Snooker TV show.
Just learn the blues scale and how to use it in a major and minor key and your good to goI know loads of chords but I wouldn't know where to begin with the scales stuff it all seems so difficult
You can't just play anything can you ?
are one to one lessons a good leg up?
i did 18 months learning maybe......7 years ago? I gave up, put it down, it just wasn't happening for me. But i'm keen to get back into it and thinking some proper tuition and the forced incentive of paid lessons might be a good way forward
i did 18 months learning maybe......7 years ago? I gave up, put it down, it just wasn't happening for me. But i'm keen to get back into it and thinking some proper tuition and the forced incentive of paid lessons might be a good way forward
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Bill Walker
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I gave one on one lessons for 20 odd years, so I'd say definitely yes. It will give you discipline.are one to one lessons a good leg up?
i did 18 months learning maybe......7 years ago? I gave up, put it down, it just wasn't happening for me. But i'm keen to get back into it and thinking some proper tuition and the forced incentive of paid lessons might be a good way forward
But get a tutor who is pliable, I always asked my students what they wanted to play and taught them accordingly.