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I was wondering, cause lately Iv'e been playing alot of rag time songs and I know that you already have a rag time version of the entertainer and some other rag time picking lessons, but do you know any whole rag time songs that you can make a lesson out of? Its ok if you don't... But if you do I would really like it if you could make a whole lesson out of it and I know rags tend to be leghthly... But if your not up to it, maybe just a another any old lesson of rag time would be fine with me, thanks.



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http://www.guitarnoise.com/article.php?id=57

Try that one celso


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I was wondering, cause lately Iv'e been playing alot of rag time songs and I know that you already have a rag time version of the entertainer and some other rag time picking lessons, but do you know any whole rag time songs that you can make a lesson out of? Its ok if you don't... But if you do I would really like it if you could make a whole lesson out of it and I know rags tend to be leghthly... But if your not up to it, maybe just a another any old lesson of rag time would be fine with me, thanks.


Hi, garydavis. I'm afraid I don't really know any rags as full pieces -- they're not really my style of playing -- but I'll look into some more snippets to do as lessons. I try and keep the lessons down to 30 seconds max as they incur quite a bit of bandwidth and it gets expensive ... they are, after all, free lessons.


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I did that lesson here too: House Of The Rising Sun


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Kirk,

Would you ever consider recording the full version of 'The Entertainer'? Forget free lessons, I would pay you lots of $$$$ for this. No problem.

I loved your Old Time Rag lesson.

I suppose in reality though, you literally don't have the time, but it's a nice thought.

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ya, i hear you kirk, i understand, and im fine with it.

Anyway, I found a amazing site for anyone who wants to learn rags... And this has the full version of the entertainer for you sleepyguitarman

http://www.stevemcwilliam.co.uk/guitar/tab.htm

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