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Johnny Lee
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Joined: Apr 5, 2011
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Re: Beginner's books and beginner's playing: observation and

These are some of the little tips I wish the publishers would put in the books. I guess when I write my own book I can do that. :P Yes, and please...

13 years ago
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Re: A great day for my son and me.

Yea, that's truly a sweet moment. To see your son take after his dad. Plus, knowing it could be the start of something great one day. I too wish my pa...

13 years ago
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Re: Lessons to jam not to become a musician

I am a programmer and find new programming language easier than learning a new combination of chords switch. :shock: I'm a software engineer too and ...

13 years ago
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Re: What do you do well?

Great post Chris. We are defently on the same page. I realy DO enjoy playing... Ive had bad times in the past when I just wasnt getting it, and got so...

13 years ago
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Re: structuring a solo

Good solos definitely tell a "story". They're like little mini-adventures (not freebird). The most important thing is 1) drop the ego 2) use your "ear...

13 years ago
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Re: What is a "Lead Scale"

I too suspect that this is just some clever marketing term given to a typical pentatonic scale or major scale for the purposes of playing "lead". That...

13 years ago
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Re: Beginner guitarist - What do I learn now HELP ????????

Take your difficult chord changing and for the beginning practice on them only. A lot of player "practice" a lot on what they already have and not on ...

13 years ago
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Re: Guitar-in-a-nutshell.com

That's the thing, you might want to just do this:Pick a song you really like. See if it's easy to play. Just has a few chords. Then learn it. Learn it...

13 years ago
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Re: Lessons to jam not to become a musician

Not sure if this needs to be said but I think it's important: Learn the songs WELL. My big mistake starting out was not learning the entire song, and ...

13 years ago
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Re: Beginner's books and beginner's playing: observation and

Rhythm is hard enough to teach already, even in person. Now teaching rhythm in a book is clearly quite a challenge. I really think the way rhythm is l...

13 years ago
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Re: What do you do well?

Couldn't agree more with the 4 points above. I think you get to a certain point and you just realize that you gotta have fun on the guitar, or what's ...

13 years ago
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Re: How important are scales?

So making music with them is what makes them ‘stick' for me, not trying to memorise boxes off charts. Yeah, that's exactly how it works. It's a sci...

13 years ago
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Re: What do you do well?

I'm pretty good a coming up with neat stuff on guitar that sounds interesting. Not a super technical player, but I can get really creative sometimes.

13 years ago
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Re: Improving rhythm guitar playing

I found a cool article yesterday on how to improve rhythm. *** Moderator Edit: I tried to read this article and it wouldn't load. ***I agree with mos...

13 years ago
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Re: How important are scales?

I pratice scales buy spending a short time running through them when I start, then spend a wile taking those scales, and try to turn them into a solo/...

13 years ago
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