[Loraine]

Stevieblue’s back in the house!!

[Loraine]

Hi Chuck

I don’t think they’re readily available to us, but I’m not sure. I suggest you hit the Contact Support button at the bottom left and start a conversation with Victoria in support. She responds fairlly fast, so you should have an answer by today or tomorrow.

[Loraine]

That definitely would have been an awesome concert! I’ve never seen him, but I believe he’s from Canada. And I almost went and saw him maybe in the last year or two it just didn’t work out for some reason.

He’s actually playing 4 nights in NYC in August. I might make a weekend trip out of it. I’m only 2 hours from there. I have to check my calendar, because I have concerts already scheduled.

[Loraine]

@pastorbob428gmail-com Welcome to the TAC community! I appreciate the introduction, because it is difficult to know everyone. I’m always amazed at the vast differences, as well as the similarities we all share. We all have to start in the exact same place, just different times in our life.

I can so relate to it not coming naturally and to that desire to quit early on. It still doesn’t come naturally even after 4 years. I feel like the slowest to learn, and I have vocals that need a lot of work, but I’m glad I didn’t quit. There are many of those aha or pivotal moments to be experienced in our journey, and if we don’t keep putting one foot in front of the other, we’ll never realize them.

[Loraine]

Beautiful country! It is fun to develop a feel for the music and its history. Nice post. Thank you.

[Loraine]

That was definitely fun! Justin’s a tough act to follow, but you sounded awesome. The absolute seriousness and focus on your face was precious.

[Loraine]

You have feather like strums, which I wish I had. It makes everything sound beautiful. You and so many others are able to flatten hand for strumming. I have tried, and my hand simply refuses. Lol

[Loraine]

Thanks Phil. It is hard to believe it was released way, way back. Makes me realize that I’m damn old — haha. Some of the best music was in the early to 3/4 of the way through the 70’s. I think disco was a complete culture shock in the late 70’s for us hippies.

[Loraine]

Welcome to the TAC community! TAC is a program that teaches foundational skills that can then be used in a multitude of songs. The philosophy is progress over perfection. You’ll want to continually move forward. That is why we preach 10 minutes minimum per day. Go through a daily challenge, and after 10 minutes, mark it complete. You can still work on it, if you like, but don’t let it hold you up. It’s not about perfection. If you follow this practice, you will progress a d get better. The lessons rotate back around every several months. You’ll have a chance to see how far you e progressed when they do. They’ll be easier to pick up and work each time.

[Loraine]

I know, right? lol.

[Loraine]

Thank you Phil. It is a great classic, it’s still a favorite of mine even after all these years.

[Loraine]

I like that idea.

[Loraine]

I thought so too”. Hope you’re doing well Albert. Good to hear from you. 🙂

[Loraine]

Thank you Phil.

[Loraine]

Thanks Phil. The strumming is much more fluid. One wouldn’t think of strumming as a challenge or difficult, but it is. Appreciate you noticing. It’s an awesome song.