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Hey guys and gals.
Just wanted to introduce myself. I'm a young fella living in Charlotte, NC and I have just decided to pick up the electric guitar. I am coming from a violin background so the transition shouldn't be too difficult. (hopefully). Anyone with tips or suggestions feel free to let me know. In the meantime, I'll continue hacking away!

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Hi there. You're right, the violin background should help a lot.

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Cool. A quick glance through these mini lessons might help.
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Hey thanks-I'm really excited and I'm just trying to get my chords down. My fingers don't want to co-operate at times but I'll whip em into shape.

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My son Todd's is down there. Pinesville


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Hey thanks-I'm really excited and I'm just trying to get my chords down. My fingers don't want to co-operate at times but I'll whip em into shape.
Welcome to GFB&B, BackToBlack - we've all been there with the fingers not cooperating. Give 'em some time and practice, they'll get with the program!


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My son Todd's is down there. Pinesville
Is he a guitarist as well?

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Welcome to GFB&B, BackToBlack - we've all been there with the fingers not cooperating. Give 'em some time and practice, they'll get with the program!
Thanks for the words of hope!!

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Welcome! The world is certainly a small place sometimes. I just moved from Charlotte (Steele Creek) to Minneapolis last year.


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Hey is that near Pineville ? I think so.


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Yeah, Steele Creek is northwest of Pineville. 485 takes you around to Hwy 160, which runs right up into Steele Creek.

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