Instrumental of, Take A Look At My Life.

[albert_d]

Good job including the time change to 3/4 and 2/4 time. Not to distract from the play but I kept waiting for you to add the vocals. Ha. Layering onto that onion.

[outdoorgator]

@albert_d

LOL! Maybe next time around!

[Kathryn F]

Wow. So good and very inspiring!

[outdoorgator]

Thank you!

[frugality-queenprotonmail-com]

Nice!

[outdoorgator]

Thanks!

[Bikeman]

Well done. It’s a fun song to get into.

[outdoorgator]

@Bikeman Sure is! Thanks!

[Hatteras-Jack]

Hey I didn’t see this one at the time, but thanks for posting. Well done. It helpful to see someone play the songs other than Tony. Hard enough for me to just record myself, but posting it is the next level.

[outdoorgator]

Thank you, and my pleasure! I know what you mean. Took me over a month to learn how to flat pick and sing! LOL! Now that I’m getting better at finger style trying to sing is like starting over again LOL! Be patient and trust the TAC process, it will all come together before you know!

[Loraine]

@outdoorgator Hm, typed a message and hit post, but it disappeared!

I really enjoyed this song played on your Resonator (is that a Gretsch?) Now you’ll have to incorate using a slide. lol. Great job!

[outdoorgator]

Thank You!

Yet ma’am it is. LOL funny that you mentioned using a slide. That’s one of the reasons I purchased it. Tony has a session on open D slide guitar. I played around with it and found out really quick that it was going to take up a lot of time to learn slide. I do some slide when my fingers need a rest but to be honest with my TAC routine I choose to not spend the majority of my time on slide. It’s there when I’m ready.

[stevieblues]

That was great @outdoorgator !

Very nice guitar you’re playing.

[outdoorgator]

@stevieblues

Thank You! I really like the sound of this res.

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[Thomas H]

That sounded awesome

[outdoorgator]

Thank you!

[StringSlinger]

great job

[outdoorgator]

Thanks!