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Absolutely brilliant way of teaching a beginning lesson. I’ve been trying to teach my wife how to play the old way. Learn some chords, learn some notes and eventually put it all together in a song. To me, your approach says”jump in and just play music and mess with the details after the “makin’music” bug has bitten you”. I love it and so do I think will my wife. She’s gotten so frustrated with the old way that she’s already put her guitar down twice already. Tone. you have had what’s called a musical Epiphany! Thanks so much for sharing!
“Keep on Rockin’ in the Free World”…………….Michael, in the hills of East Tennessee