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  I can't find a post that I am searching for in the forum

Hi there

I thought this would make a good generic thread, instead of having 100 threads asking the same sort of thing. If the mods disagree, could you please re/move it to where it should be.

About a month ago I am sure that there was a post about a good site for learning flamenco guitar techniques, which featured videos, tabs, etc... I did a search for this but couldn't find it. Can anyone else remember this one? Or come across it?

I was tired when I looked at it, there is a possibility that it was a link from a site that was listed here, I just wish I had bookmarked it at the time.

Thanks for looking

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Was it one of the links mentioned in this thread by any chance? - Flamenco thread

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There's another link on the second page of this thread too.

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