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February 2nd, 2006

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Here, There, Everywhere lesson

Just wanted to say that I am new here, just signed up yesterday. Last night I looked around and came upon Kirk's fingerstyle lessons. Gotta say I am all over that since that is how I have been playing. After 10 plus years on bass I just can't seem to hold a pick decently without it slipping around.

Anyway, I looked through the lessons and started with Here, There, Everywhere last night. Worked on Pt 1 for about 1/2 hour and almost got it. Excellent lessons on there Kirk, nice explanations with tab and a vid. After that I did some scales and basic noodling to just wind down. I'll never be a great guitarist but sure is relaxing.

So just sending a big "Atta-boy" to Kirk for the lessons on there. Great setup for a newbie like myself to learn from. A job well done, can't wait to get on to Pt 2 and than move on to another one.

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