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Hello all,

I am very new to the guitar; i know some basic chords, how travis pick and a few very simple songs. I have an interest in learning fingerpicking and some acoustic classics. I especially enjoy James Taylor. I just joined and am unsure where to begin, so if any one would like to give me a lil' advice on what to start on, i'd be grateful. Thank you. I Hope to learn a lot here!


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Welcome McNasty. Perhaps you could start here.

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G'day McNasty, welcome to GFB&B


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Welcome. Go through Kirks lessons and find on near or slightly above your skill level.

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