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Day 1 – Boogie

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  1. I guess I’m very new to this . I am not sure if there’s pictures of tabs on where to place your fingers. It’s challenging for me to try to see more or less where his fingers are being placed on the strings . I keep rewinding but can’t get it.

    1. I found the tablature easier to follow as I was struggling too with the video. Once you use the tab you’ll be great, if you haven’t already cracked it!

      1. I will say that the fingering (fretting) that Tony uses are suggestions. I have found myself changing the fretting to something that fits my fingers better. I think Tony’s hands are larger than mine.

  2. Im on my 2nd day 12 bar Boogie my fingertips are starting to get harder .Playing
    Tablature down up not quite there yet but Can see it from here .
    This is so much easier and rewarding than other methods I have tried . Other methods just caused frustration , this is fun !, Yay

  3. FUN FUN FUN!
    After 8 weeks and 47 playing sessions with a 17 day record stretch my fret finger tips are finally getting thick calluses. This is allowing me to play longer during the weekend when I have more available time! I know we need to focus on momentum over mastering but this 12 bar blues is way too much fun to set it down! LOL Like… Kind of like the old pringles commercial. Bet you just cant have one! LOL!!!

  4. Is there a general “rule” for finger placement on the day 1 Boogie? Some naturally feel right & the right fingers naturally find the fret, others not so much. Any feedback appreciated.

    1. HeyJude, take a good look at what your hand is dong when it feels right (focus on just that part of the Boogie), the go to the first part that is feeling shakey an try to get your hand to do the same as before. I find the “B” section works best when I slide my whole hand up the neck and use my mid and pinky fingers on the D string.

  5. Well spent a couple days on boogie and marked complete. Im commiting this to memory, will take some time to get fingers and brain to do that. Moving on but on this and going back every day until its locked in. I like it, feels like it’s important to really get this one.

  6. Played until my fingers are sore. But I got it down at 1x speed. A perfect end to a good day. I love this program. Thanks

  7. Question – We are starting on E as one and its a blues scale but its in the Key of C major? Looking at the tab here…

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  1. I guess I’m very new to this . I am not sure if there’s pictures of tabs on where to place your fingers. It’s challenging for me to try to see more or less where his fingers are being placed on the strings . I keep rewinding but can’t get it.

    1. I found the tablature easier to follow as I was struggling too with the video. Once you use the tab you’ll be great, if you haven’t already cracked it!

      1. I will say that the fingering (fretting) that Tony uses are suggestions. I have found myself changing the fretting to something that fits my fingers better. I think Tony’s hands are larger than mine.

  2. Im on my 2nd day 12 bar Boogie my fingertips are starting to get harder .Playing
    Tablature down up not quite there yet but Can see it from here .
    This is so much easier and rewarding than other methods I have tried . Other methods just caused frustration , this is fun !, Yay

  3. FUN FUN FUN!
    After 8 weeks and 47 playing sessions with a 17 day record stretch my fret finger tips are finally getting thick calluses. This is allowing me to play longer during the weekend when I have more available time! I know we need to focus on momentum over mastering but this 12 bar blues is way too much fun to set it down! LOL Like… Kind of like the old pringles commercial. Bet you just cant have one! LOL!!!

  4. Is there a general “rule” for finger placement on the day 1 Boogie? Some naturally feel right & the right fingers naturally find the fret, others not so much. Any feedback appreciated.

    1. HeyJude, take a good look at what your hand is dong when it feels right (focus on just that part of the Boogie), the go to the first part that is feeling shakey an try to get your hand to do the same as before. I find the “B” section works best when I slide my whole hand up the neck and use my mid and pinky fingers on the D string.

  5. Well spent a couple days on boogie and marked complete. Im commiting this to memory, will take some time to get fingers and brain to do that. Moving on but on this and going back every day until its locked in. I like it, feels like it’s important to really get this one.

  6. Played until my fingers are sore. But I got it down at 1x speed. A perfect end to a good day. I love this program. Thanks

  7. Question – We are starting on E as one and its a blues scale but its in the Key of C major? Looking at the tab here…

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