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Guitar Lessons help needed!

Hey, I've had a guitar for over a year but have failed miserably in trying to teach myself to play untill i found this site. Can anyone post a link to someone who gives out free good guitar lessons. I know the basics like what a chord is etc but i would like to be able to start actually playing something sometime soon! Hope someone can help

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You could go to the guitar lessons forum here. There are easy tunes for beginners and intermediate tunes. You could spend quite a bit of time on them.

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Hi Matt
im Chuck, just live across the creek from u, in Port Huron, give me a shout on Yahoo, IM,or email, chuckswood2001@yahoo.com

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Brand new to playing the guitar?...read this first. Start here!
Also google " free guitar lessons". You can find lots of lessons on Youtube.
Jamarama isn't free but is very reasonable and starts very basic to advanced. It gets great reviews.


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