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My name is Tommie. I was surfing around for some beginner lessons, I thought I'd start with chords when I came across this site. From just the few minutes I spent here it seems to be extremely informative so I signed up. I'm playing an Epiphone Limited Edition Les Paul (Silverburst). I'm an absolute beginner but I'm hoping to change all that.

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