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I love this information. Practical, hands on the guitar advice. And Tony has us write it down so we will remember it and actually do it. ☺
Fantastic lessons, I have had my light bulb moments and now understand a little bit more of the fretboard then I did before. I love it!
I think I lost my last comment, but I needed the last two class, will work to try not to put a death grip on the nick of my kids, lol it throw them out of tune, and doing stretches will help all round.
thanks again
Mike R.
I am impressed, I guess, I had that # light bulb moment. Very cool.
The light bulb just lit up. Definitely a small success. Maybe even more.
i can play the boogie woogie
Me too Stuart s. I should have learned this back in the day that I bought my fist guitar. There is no one in our jamb sessions that know this, they will be dumb founded when I start running off with lead solo’s. Love it.
Great to go over this again from the live webinar, i feel I am already on my way to understanding the dark arts of the guitar!