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I am the newby today

Hi all, I have never entered into a chat or thread before but this website is great. Thanks Kirk for all the hard work and lessons and free advice!
I am really interested in learning some slide blues.
I played years ago some folk songs and such on a nylon string classical style guitar but lost interest. Then a few years ago a friend got me going again and now I have 5 guitars accoustic and electric I am trying to master.
Being over 60 years old and having been working on cars 40 years my hands are not the most flexible but I am having a good time with what I can do.
By the way as a recommendation for an accoustic guitar I love my Seagull from Canada. They are very well made.

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