[albert_d]

Anytime with fingers on strings is a win. Happy to hear your back on track.

[albert_d]

Make a 10 minute space for sanity in an insane schedule!

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When you can play the music at speed, the next thing you note is that you are playing the music while thinking about the music and not the mechanics. Muscle memory is a fantastic blessing.

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You’ve eaten the elephant one bite at a time. Good job.

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It’s weird how one can get to “know” others by just posting a song or hearing a song as you journey along. Congratulations on your first post. My first felt a little scary but now it is rewarding to see how fellow guitar geeks are progressing.

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Great song and heartfelt and quality rendition. I only had sons but now I have six granddaughters and they are all precious. Thanks @Dzuy N

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I like your idea of setting a baseline. By the time you Ramble down the Road you’ll be happy you did. Good job none the less so you set your bar up to begin with.

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Before TAC we you as comfortable with minor progressions? You did a reality quality job with this cover.

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Keep at it. I’m nearing a new record myself!

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Sounds like y’all are having fun combining these skills and innovating.

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Nice. thanks for taking the time to record so we could enjoy.

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Whoop. Whoop. Way to go Daniel W! Pete Seeger used to tell an “over the fence” joke between each repetition of the song about a conversation between the Traveler and an Arkansas farmer. Lots of fun with grandkids too about the baby bumble bee.

[albert_d]

Ok @Philb i waited until Labor Day to find this but it fits with that laboring theme. Thanks.

[albert_d]

Great suggestions to you one and all. I’ve been on guitar tabs working through them. Thanks for you playful union spirit.

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Got that pick direction going. Or Boilin’