[albert_d]

Saddle up pard. It only gets better!

[albert_d]

That little smile at the end gave you away. You were having fun even though you were playing the blues. Good progress.

[albert_d]

Thanks for taking a small step. You do have a special spice to add to the TAC stew so thanks for sharing with the forum.

[albert_d]

Barre chords are a bear but once there is at least a little proficiency they are so useful. I can play them but as I age my thumb joint is starting to fuss with me so I am also getting out of my comfort zone in a different way. Good win for you.

[albert_d]

Nice way to sue your time. Having fun and getting into a rhythm!

[albert_d]

Consistency is a key to the TAC process. Nice win.

[albert_d]

Nice harmonic ending. It is enjoyable and interesting to see with what you are fiddling and creating. Thanks.

[albert_d]

I vote Work rather than Not Work. That droning and moving feel along with the percussion is starting to remind me of Tommy Emmanuel (high compliment).

[albert_d]

Great news and a big win for yourself ( and your audience).

[albert_d]

I agree with @Bill_Brown. I keep moving although it is out of my comfort zone but I use the weekends to give these benchmark songs extra polish. Over time a couple have cleaned up enough to make it onto my playlist. It is nice to have so much to learn if you can keep from feeling pressured. It’s like having so much great candy from Halloween in your basket. You want to eat it all but you have to resist eating it all at now. It is a good problem to have.

[albert_d]

Well it will certainly add a little texture to your tune. Good win.

[albert_d]

Nine seconds of lick. That is fast.

[albert_d]

I’m sorry I had to miss it but I got a separate email a few hours before. They said the idea may be available to watch recorded in the future.

[albert_d]

It won’t matter. The theory is the gem of this course. And a real find it will be.

[albert_d]

I had forgotten about the percussion piece in the chorus. I am working on this song too. It has lots of lyrics! Thanks for the motivation by sharing.

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