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January 6th, 2007
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Ian
Hi everybody.I'm new to this game,only just started to fingerpick.
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Welc  me aboard Ian!
Try some of Kirk's fingerpicking lessons. There's some relatively easy ones there to choose from.
"Good Music is that which penetrates the ear with facility and quits the memory with difficulty" Thomas Beecham
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Welcome SL
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Thanks for the tip I'll give it a bash 
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G'day Ian, welcome to GFB&B
Make me a sandwich <<>> NO! Make it yourself
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January 7th, 2007
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Hi Matty
Seeing that i,m getting on a bit senior wise my fingers are not as quick and nimble as they used to be, and having just started to learn how to finger pick i would be obliged if someone could come up with something really,really easy to start with
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Originally Posted by old slowhand
Hi Matty
Seeing that i,m getting on a bit senior wise my fingers are not as quick and nimble as they used to be, and having just started to learn how to finger pick i would be obliged if someone could come up with something really,really easy to start with
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Try Capo Lane. It is good for a finger warm up. Helps stretch your fingers and teach finger independence. It is also very short. Start slowly and build up speed.
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