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Trying to play more above the fifth fret.

I haven't found it to be so easy. Improvement coming slowly but surely I think. Here is a flawed ending example.
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Thanks very much for the kind comments folks.

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fair play - that was really nice!.

can I ask what chords you were using there?
I played in in the key of G. Put simply, you make the key of D and move your fingers up to the 7th fret. From there it's just scales and chords. I can only play by ear so that's about as far as I can go in explaination.

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