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New Lesson: Form Chords and Switch Between them Quickly

There's a new lesson for the beginner on learning to switch quickly and cleanly between chords here.

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Great Lesson I see it helping in just 5 minutes. Thank you and keep um coming

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Thanks Steve, a great lesson and great information.

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BillyA and knight46, thanks. I'm glad it's helping.


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Good exercise even if you know them. Thanks Steve !


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The GfB&B Guitar Slide Rule

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