Philb
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That’s it; a lot of repetition and perseverance for me, but it pays off. Way to keep on it.
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That was so very well written, excellent performance! Quite the view!
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Nice! Enjoy as you continue.
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Nice job Loraine! You were doing an excellent job on the alternate bass strumming.
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That was great! I have just started working on Big Sandy River. I am not sure if I will get it down good enough to post; or how long it will take with only a few minutes a day put into it; but I really like the tune. Thanks for posting! Nice to see someone play that.
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Really excellent Marisa! Always a joy to hear and watch you play.
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Sweet! Nice use of finger picking and strumming together.
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Everybody is different in how they approach it. Here is what works for me. 1) I spend time playing a few things I have learned in the past to warm up. 2) I keep doing the daily lessons to learn or improve on skills (that is my foundation), and sometimes work on a skill course. 3) I have a song I am working on. I get the songs from various places on the net, or from the old “song vault” that used to be a part of TAC. When I am done with one song; I find a new one; and so keep applying my improved skills as I go along to a song. Some of the songs I choose are actually simple, but still good to learn as I like them; some are challenging. It doesn’t matter if it takes me a long time to get it down fairly decently.
I find this approach helps me 1) maintain some things I learned; 2) keeps me improving on skills; and 3) allows me to put things into practice on actual songs.
My nature is such that I need an organized approach. LOL
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Congrats! Enjoy!
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Well played against the backing track! Nice one!
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Congrats! That is great!
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That was great! I remember your other 100 day project. It’s good to see you playing on here again!
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Welcome! Yes, playing in an alternate tuning occasionally makes it fun and interesting.
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Very nicely done!
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Welcome; and enjoy! There’s a lot here to dig into.