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Hey all,

I'm another new member, my name is Curt.

I've been getting a bit more serious about my acoustic playing in just the last couple years, but I'd been slacking lately. I have a new enthusiasm in last few days since I found Kirk's lessons- I've almost got my callouses back!!
I've been trying to learn fingerpicking with just a bit of success, so I'm quite pleased to find the lessons for my favorite style here, and the movies are a great reference.
I've also been wanting to check out slide playing and alternate tunings, so I can see I'll be busy here for quite a while.
During breaks I have been catching up on forum posts and browsing lessons - I've learned so much in just a few days and am really excited about what's to come.

Here ---> is a thumbs up for Kirk, Clancy and the rest of the moderators for their great work on a fantastic site.


Nice to meet you all!

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Glad your enjoying yourself cj. We have a pretty cool bunch of members here,I am happy to be here too.

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Hi Curt

Great to have you here. Welcome to the family. yes Kirk and our mods, allthumbs have made this a heaven for fingerstyle learners.

Enjoy learning !!!

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welcome!

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Welcome Curt! I'm new also, but I have to tell you, these people are the coolest of the cool...and now your one of them!


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welcome Curt.

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Thanks all, for the welcome.

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Hi cj,

A big welcome from me too Glad you're enjoying the site.

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Welcome cj,
Glad to have here


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Howdy Curt,
Great to have you with us!

There's so much to learn and little time to learn it!


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