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Medley in D major

Missed some strings here and there and lost the beat on the harmonics, but learning that skill is a task still under construction.

First is 'Man of the World' by Fleetwood Mac. (I know. Not even close), and the rest is my own version of sort of Coldplay.
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chammon ... you sure are pumpin' em out these days. Good to see and hear.


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Nice! but your scarin me with the contemporary stuff .. those Taylors play nice don't they?

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".. those Taylors play nice don't they?"

Buttery is the term that comes to mind. Thanks all.

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I wish I could miss strings like that

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Nice. Now when I hear your tunes I have the image of that busy thumb and index finger from your video and I'm even more amazed at the richness of the sound. You have a unique sound Chammon and it's a good one worth patenting!

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