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My proper introduction

Hi all
I joined this amazing site a while back but have'nt really participated in the forum (until now)
Firstly a massive thanks to Kirk & Clancy for running what must be the best twangers website on the planet.
I have been playing guitar for a while now and only just realised how little I know and how my technique needs to improve.
This site has certainly helped.

As well as guitar I also play keyboard and am just producing my first attempt at a home recorded CD using a Korg X2 keyboard my various guitars and a computer in my spare bedroom.
All the material is self written (music & lyrics)

I will post a link for you to have a listen for yourselves once completed

Enough babbling
Look forward to your comments
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Hi Craigie-C, welcome aboard. You are quite correct, this is the best twangers website on the planet.

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Welcome to the forum Craigie-C
Sounds like some experience here. Looking forward to your playing posts.


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Welcome to the forum Craigie-C
Sounds like some experience here. Looking forward to your playing posts.
Thanks Eddiez152
Don't hold your breath too long
I am fast realising that years of experience can also stand for years of not stretching yourself enough to play really well.

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Hi Craigie.

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Welcome, Craigie. I look forward to hearing your music.


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I am fast realizing that years of experience can also stand for years of not stretching yourself enough to play really well.


Welcome Craigie-C,

... which so reminded me of Craigie-dhu by Dougie MacLean.

As I quote you above, I concur.

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