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Hi Bryan youre definitely on the right track but you may need to expand your learning a bit. And i get it…we all want to be able to play our favourite songs. Ive been playing for 10 to 12 years and have had individual lessons, used You tube lessons, and now been with TAC for two years but really only steady the past year or so. I like TAC for lots of reasons and have progressed a lot since joining, esp at picking up new skills and techniques. I am sold on the program. Tony has just recently been introducing specific songs and that has been awesome. Sometimes i can pick them up fairly easily but for others that i want to learn I also supplement with a Youtube lesson. They key for me is lots of repetition and regular sustained practice. And when Tony introduces a song one week that I really want to learn i spend lots of time with it, which may mean the following week may not get as much devotion. And by the way, those four chords that you listed…G, D, Em, C…in their various progressions…can take you a long way…there are literally hundreds if not thousands of songs that use only those four wonderful chords. Keep on trucking brother…stick with TAC to learn skills, scales, chords, how to solo, basic theory and also new songs, but also use other resources as you need to. And of course the more you play the better you’ll get so keep that guitar handy:)
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Well done Loraine…really smooth Was playing along with you so thanks for the grins. Some fun! keep on rockin and keep em coming:)
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Great job Charlie…youve got such a good ear…and love the harmonics. Im working on that song too so your improv was once again inspirational. thanks man
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Way to go Shawn and nice job both fretting and picking. Im very impressed with your perseverance and determination to figure it out. Keep at it with the flat pic but as Luther says practice with your fingers also and it will pay off….. you can hit the base notes with your index nail on a down stroke….and if you havent already grow out your nails on your picking hand…thanks for the post and keep on rocking brother…youre doing great for just having started playing:)
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That was great Disco! nice job on my favorite GD song…sounded really good…playing and singing:)
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Such a nice song…classic Cohen. Great job; really good picking and transitions. rock on Disco!
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Hey Rodney, that was a great song, I really liked it! Youve nailed this one…looked very relaxed playing and singing…great transitions , strumming and flat picking. keep em coming brother and keep having fun with your guitars:) darn chicken trucks…weve all been there…but gotta love the farmers!
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that was beautiful…very nice playing and great way to start your morning:) well done!
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Good job Virginia! I really liked it . Your transitions were smooth with some nice chord variations too. Great singing…the verses gave me a little Dylan vibe… so, well done! Keep em coming and having fun with your guitar, and with Nora too:)
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So great Charlie just loved it! another great and inspiring performance, thanks for sharing and keep em coming brother..
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Another beaut Kevin…you nailed it. As usual very soulful playing and singing. Channeling John Denver…love it! ..inspiring and motivating, thanks for posting. b
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Way to go Loraine! Great song and good performance:)
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Thanks John! Me too…I looked at a few tutorials on You tube and liked this one the best. Give it a try!
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Thanks Kevin. Appreciate you watching!:)
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Thanks Beatrice! Glad you liked it and thanks for watching!