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September 12th, 2005

Jason

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yesterday...

Hi Kirk and all members

I cant write a post without sucking up to my hero a bit....Kirk you rock!

Your lessons are the main reason I still play guitar. Your choice of standards, studies and orginal material you so graciously offer is a perfect blend....for my taste anyway.

Last weekend a friend and I realized that if I played your version of Yesterday with capo on the 5th fret and he played the orginal version (in F) a beautiful redition of this Beatles classic unfolds with a very strong guitar melody....it ends up sounding more like Chet Atkins rather that fab four!
I cant wait to delve into the bridge this week.

Thank you so much for the renewed interest in a hobby I nearly gave up!

Your the best Kirk.

Jason

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