[Jonathandavid]

That was very cool Moonhare! I loved your composition and you played it with style and flair! I’m a big fan of read dead redemption – still haven’t finished red dead II but It’s a great game. I think Arthur Morgan would approve of your piece in the soundtrack – good music for a lone rider on the plains any time of day or night.

[Jonathandavid]

I forgot to say that I played Tony’s backing track at 1.5X regular speed because I thought it suited the 3/4 time better. The scale notes were a good fit for the backing track – the notes not a clear as with a pick because I was trying to do the thumb and finger style we’re learning this week.

[Jonathandavid]

Singing AND playing! That’s a lot more challenging than just playing, Lorraine. Great job!

[Jonathandavid]

your new strings sounded great charlie_d! Nice movement up and down the neck and I really liked your masterful note bending!

[Jonathandavid]

Thank you Cadgirl!

[Jonathandavid]

Thank you Marty69!

[Jonathandavid]

Thanks, Lorraine. I agree, this backing track is a little trickier than some. Tony’s scale helps.

[Jonathandavid]

Thanks stevieblues!

[Jonathandavid]

Thank you Bill_Brown!

[Jonathandavid]

Thanks very much charlie_d! I remember we had this same backing track about a year ago.

[Jonathandavid]

Thanks for listening Bill_Brown!

[Jonathandavid]

Thanks for always listening Loraine! Much appreciated.

[Jonathandavid]

Glad you liked it Geoff_H!

[Jonathandavid]

Thanks for listening SciencePete!

[Jonathandavid]

Thanks for listening stevieblues! Keep playing around using the notes on Tony’s scales and you’ll be doing it in no time.