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This is Mom of 8 yr old who wants to start playing guitar. Live in Boston suburb. Anybody know a good teacher? We are about 15 miles north of Boston. Uncle is accomplished guitarist of 37 years, but is living in Charleston, SC right now, so we're on our own.

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Hi Mom,

Boston! I love it!

May I suggest Boston Guitar Lessons
It may be what you're looking for, it may not.

I've have three grandsons 2, 6 and 8. Two of which I am teaching the guitar and uke. I can't be much help in Boston of which Jones Hill I am reported related. ( Proof is another question! )

In the meantime, there are many, many guitarist both novice and seasoned willing to offer their expertise from the forum here at GFB&B.

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