[badger69]

My plane talk got here last night and I was able to read through the book. I have been playing since I was 8 years old (49 now), but I had alot of holes in my knowledge. I had many AHA! moments as I read through the book as well as many moments where I was like Duh how could I have been so stupid. Like Kirk, some of this stuff was slowly coming together by itself but I was making the connections gradually over time. You did such an amazing job of explaining it in a very simple manner and making the connections I just wish I had seen this when I was in my 20's. I am sure I will have a couple of questions after I get a chance to start working with this on my guitar so I am going to need access to the plane talk forum. I have many other books on theory and different methods and thanks to this one I think I can now go back to some of those and better understand some of the concepts.....the other guys make it too hard I would highly recommend people start with plane talk.

[allthumbs]

Cool. See you over at the P.T. forum.

[Stratrat]

Originally Posted by badger69

.....the other guys make it too hard I would highly recommend people start with plane talk.

My thoughts exactly. Kirk explains theory so simply that even a beginner can grasp it and start putting it to work.

[eddiez152]

I was just at the bank today, when I walked in I seen a young friend of my daughters.
He is beginning to teach guitar to new students.
I introduced him to GFB&B and hope he logs in. I told him that he would learn much from this site and probably enhance his own learning skills.
I asked him to stop by and I will give him a present, an additional copy of Plane Talk.
I told him to study and use it wisely. Perhaps it will aid him in being a better teacher.

[Kirk Lorange]

Thanks for the guys; it's all much easier than it seems, isn't it?