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Kirks easy pickin lesson

I like watching kirk pick, as they say a picture speaks a 1000 words. I watched and try to copy the sound but only came close. Looks like that move on the C chord i couldn't do. After several takes i settled for this
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Nice one, tomg, very smooth and musical.


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Very nicely played Tomg, lovely melody and good clear recording (if a little quiet), well done.

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Good one Tom. You've been playing for a lifetime eh?


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Sounded pretty good to me.

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Very good!!!!
I'm work\ing on that one and mine doesn't flow quiet that good yet! I really have to concentrate on getting the fingers of my right hand to do what they're suppose to. Up till now I've been a strummer!

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Thanks all and kirk

Aunti, me too on the strumming. I suggest just practicing different pick patterns. Then listen and watch as you adjust the patterns. I have trouble doing someones elses tunes to a tee tho

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