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  James Bond Baby!

for anyone new to guitars i strongly suggest trying to learn the james bond tabs. the song starts with easy stuff then dips into some hard parts. and even though i am having trouble with the middle of the song i am lovin it parading around the house playing it in every room with a person in it lol big round of applause for me!

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har. You prefere your strings shaken not stirred.

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Good one, allthumbs! I chuckled out loud and had to explain...which also received a chuckle!!


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