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Really nice work JD! Your improv is so fluid ! Thanks for posting!
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Thanks for the positive feedback. It was a fun Wednesday lesson, again.
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It’s more of a modified rhythym than a solo.
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Sounds very good, Terry! Maybe Diane D is onto something. I like the harmonica!
Keep it going!
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Very nice, Moonhare. Creative too, for sure. Thanks for posting!
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Very nice, Tom000-18 ! I like the way you went up and down the fretboard with your version. Keep it going.
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Very nice improv, Charlie_d. Thanks for posting.
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Very nice! Thanks for sharing!
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Very nice jamming! Is that a Beach Boys riff about 1:10? Anyhow, that’s what popped into my head as I listened. Thanks for posting, it was enjoyable.
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Like it, Daniel. That’s some fine flat picking!
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Really good stuff, Moonhare! No wonder you’re enjoying it!
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Thanks! I think Wednesday is fun, usually. Can’t jam up and down the fretboard without looking up the locations of the scale notes that the lesson is about, that is the locations that weren’t covered in the lesson. So this last Wednesday was easier that way.
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Is that what I was doing? Didn’t realize I was playing a tremolo effect. But the lesson did fall into my wheelhouse as I have played a lot of Carter style folk and bluegrass songs over the years. The extra notes on the D & C just popped out and I worked with the G chord for a little while to find something that worked with them too.
My musical training has been sparse over the years, took the fretboard wizard class from Tony and am signed up with Vic for his upcoming fretboard workbook class.
Took an introductory piano class at Missouri U when I was a sophomore but had to drop it because I was spending too much time on it vs the balance of my courses.
I suspect from reading your comments on the daily challenges at TAC, that you have considerably more music theory knowledge than me, and I respect that. Guess I better start reading chapters 1-3 now. See you there.
Thanks for the positive feedback, Bill.
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Thanks!
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Thanks !