[Lucky_one2]

This is a great song because there are so many ways to play it. As one masters new skills they can voice new arrangements and try new techniques. There are no less than 8 overlapping guitar tracks on the original recording…

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I have to say the course is excellent…consider it mandatory…will allow you to expand your ability and performance. I plan to retake every 4 months or so.

[Lucky_one2]

I use Dunlop max grip .73 or .88 when strumming on the acoustic…Stringjoy 3.0 Acrylic when soloing. Personal preference.

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This is my challenge as well…pretty frustrating really. I tend to cheat by playing a three string version or just use the Barre chord (which I have no problem with). But it has impeded my mastery of Angie (Rolling Stones).

[Lucky_one2]

Inspiring to hear your brief description of your journey. I am looking forward to similar progress in the next year.

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You can do this! I am in similar boat…40 year gap between playing. It can be your habit to pick up the guitar and learn something new. You are a musician now 🙂

[Lucky_one2]

I have a Parr Mule on order 😉

Now just to decide on resonator setup (Single or triple cone) and either spruce or mahogany top… have 6+ months to figure it out.

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I found it! https://youtu.be/aZkN36OOddE?si=2Rb287lF6gbc4RXj

[Lucky_one2]

Thanks Loraine…I have watched that one but was interested in his review of the Parr Mule…maybe its hidden in an acoustic Tuesday show (recent).

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My wife is from Winter Park and we have lived all over as well (military and Electric Utility industry)…small world.