albert_d
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I would say if I had to choose that I’m a finger style preference player, but having done TAC a while I am now comfortable pick or finger. I joy in either depending on the song and style. Which do you like? Snickers or Milky Way? Depends on the mood. Stick with it and lick your chops.
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You defeated the odds (1 in 10?) and did it. Nice driving base thumb fits melancholy ambience of the song and I am impressed by your break. The polished product is worthy. I’ll have to play you a South Texas crying song one of these days.
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Super nice. I’m chasing you (only a couple hundred behind) so don’t let me catch you. Ha. But more importantly congratulations on all the fun you have accumulated behind that “it’s only a number.” Guitar Geeks Unite.
PS. We’ve been through several iterations of TAC and those affects on the process, but I think we are better for it. Post us a song and let’s celebrate?
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A wonderful milestone. I know you are so much more comfortable with that fretboard than your were. Your joy or sorrow is easier to express on tHose strings than it was 500 sessions ago. Congratulations. You deserve an applause.
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Congratulations. I know from my own experience that you are a better guitar player than you were 500 sessions ago and having 1000 times more fun. Way to go.
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Fun and appropriate to the season. Hypnotic. Keep having fun and sharing it with the TAC family. I listened with a growing smile. Thanks.
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I just did a trip to France and Spain too this summer and I get it. I love the history and magnificence of what man builds but the quiet beauty of a walk in God’s handiwork puts it all into perspective. Thanks for sharing your composition and your performance is masterful.
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Kind of a different take from your original “Bitter Wine” (which I enjoyed) but then wine has multiple properties for which we occasionally avail ourselves. Music also enriches us in multiple ways. Thanks for your comments.
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Wishing you speedy recovery and that the surgery resolves your health issues. Since it is a journey you know you can pick up that axe and resume your play in the future. In the meantime, listen to some healing North Carolina music to soothe your soul. God bless you.
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Amen. I’m a stretcher bearer too. Play in haste, regret in leisure. (Sorry Jane Austin fans).
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Now that’s what it is all about. Connecting and having fun. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us.
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I love the song and your rendition of it. Where did you find the tab? I used to play it in another life but have lost it.
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Happy you are safe.
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Simply said…
I liked it. Good picking. Not an easy piece but you made it seem so.
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So what’s the name of the band?