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New Bee here..

I go by Key.. I've had a guitar around me all my life.. At one point I was rather good at rythem.
Then I Picked up a tab method and now I am in love lol... ( but from finger picking it has thrown my struming off lol ) How do I fix that one lol.... There is my first question... Maybe practice more of both instead of the one, I enjoy most?
I love finger picking.. N with tab it makes it so easy..
I have a classical Ibanez. it has little pick up in it that I have never used ( as in to say plugged the guitar into an amp) going to get me Cube soon I think ( Do you know the Cube?) .... and an ole Gibson Eppie that I just had reworked at the shop and am truly in love with now ... New nut, bridge saddle,bridge pins and a set of D'Adraio's and it's now heaven...I can't believe what a difference it made in the action ... pure heaven..
I just like music.. I dont' play for others it is my past time, for personal joy so to speak... what more can I say ... I live in central Louisiana .. and have a great place on the Lake where I sit on the proche and play till my hearts content lol...bif draw back at the lake is there is only dail up grrr.... so everything has to be downloaded to use the pewter to practice ..grrrrr.....
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Thanks so much .. what style guitar do you play X4StringDrive

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Thanks so much .. what style guitar do you play X4StringDrive
Lousy... I'm still in the beginning stages Key, just having fun and learning so much from here.


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hahahahah your funny lol.. that was good better than I could have answered lol.. hahaha you made my evening with a big smile and a chuckle.. thanks ...

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Your welcome Key, glad to have you here!


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Hi there Key, looks like you are still having fun after all these years

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Welcome Key, nice to have you with us.


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Hi key. Look for guitarists that combine both into a seamless whole. Some of SRVs work is a good example of this, Look for Walls of Desire o Superstition, or dirty pool. Lenny is also a brilliant use of lead and rhythm as is Riviera Paradise. David Gogo is also an excellent play in that Texas style.

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Hello Key and welcome to the club.

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Hey Key, welcome to GFB&B.


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