[albert_d]

Nice rendition. Can hear the guitar therapist wiping out the cobwebs. Vocals are quite personal. Like the feel.

[albert_d]

Welcome back to the Land of the Living. Shows how much of a true Guitar Geek you are. I’ll bet the fam thought you were crazy.

[albert_d]

Welcome back. Rust removal is a good feeling.

[albert_d]

Thanks for bringing string change up with this win Darcelle and thanks to others for your experience with keeping strings fresh. A new thing for the To Do List.

[albert_d]

Well if you are like my first post, it wasn’t a single take. Nice rhythmic melody. Thanks for sharing.

[albert_d]

Nice 🎶. You did a lot better with adapting that backing track than I. You gave me some new insights as to how to approach it. Thanks.

[albert_d]

Fantastic composition and worthy of a 250 session celebration. I’m inspired. Keep it up @Moonhare. It is a pleasure to find your view worthy posts.

[albert_d]

Travel is hard on the routine. I’m to take the little Lady on an anniversary trip to France and Spain in May and I’m already confronting how hard it will be to stay consistent. Good win for you.

[albert_d]

Key of C,

An ode to thee. Useful win.

[albert_d]

Great milestone. You can feel the improvement from 600 sessions ago. You know that’s great.

[albert_d]

The 10 minutes with deliberate purpose is the secret sauce. Good win.

[albert_d]

This is a legit discussion. I have tried lists by category but have really never found a suitable system that seems intuitive. I used categories like train songs, gospel songs, protest songs or by artist like Dylan, Lightfoot, etc. But a review practice schedule seems to slip away.

[albert_d]

I’ll have what you’re drinking. Happy New Year. Fun.

[albert_d]

Moonhare, this is the first song I’ve heard in 2022 and what a happy treat. So light and invigorating. My feet wanted to dance (but I can’t clog… wish I could). Thanks for your uplifting piece.

[albert_d]

Thanks. That is a helpful idea.