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	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Soldier's Joy Norman Blake Inspired Flatpicking Hey Jack, The A part is really close. I'm just being a stickler here, because what you're playing totally works, but I believe you're leaving out the second "drone" double stop...
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: You Don't Know My Mind Chords and Melody Hey Scott, in the three lessons that follow this one I cover rhythm guitar subtleties, bass runs, and playing a solo, all using this song as the template. Cheers, Chris
	Chris eldridge published a lesson: Soldier's Joy Playing Out of D This week we're going to take a look at playing Soldier's Joy out of open D position. One would usually play out of open D (as opposed to open C with a capo on the second fret, for...
	Duke robillard left a comment on: High Heel Sneakers Rhythm and Head Hey Steve H, Sounds great. You're smokin' the head and rhythm groove! Duke
	Tim james left a comment on: Blues In A Dream Break Chorus Breakdown cheers mate!!!
	Tim james liked a comment: It's an Astatic JT-30. Very popular with harmonica players since the 50's.
	Jerry portnoy left a comment on: Blues In A Dream Break Chorus Breakdown It's an Astatic JT-30. Very popular with harmonica players since the 50's.
	Tim james left a comment on: Blues In A Dream Break Chorus Breakdown hi Jerry !!! what type of microphone are ya using?
	Marty perry left a comment on: West Side Shuffle Solo Lesson 2 Hi Duke, Here's my run at it. Thanks for another fantastic lesson! Marty
	Tim james left a comment on: Please Baby Performance, Bass and Slide Melody you've done it again mate.... TOP SONG Corey !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! cheers
	Mike caren left a comment on: Glide On Solo - Lesson 2 Hi All --- thanks for the feedback on the new sheet music. For this lesson --- we're specifically interested in how the automated page turning worked for people on Duke's...
	Duke robillard published a lesson: Glide On Solo - Lesson 2 Hi Folks, This week we are doing another chorus of solo for Glide On. This lesson includes more Bill Jennings licks. Starting with a device he uses often with the 3rd to the high...
	Corey harris published a lesson: Please Baby Performance, Bass and Slide Melody This was a popular song by the Legendary MIssissippi Sheiks. I have always liked the vocal line of this song...it is a crooner's delight. The guitar line is simple and exists to...
	Jerry portnoy published a lesson: Blues In A Dream Break Chorus Breakdown This week we're learning the break chorus in "Blues in a Dream". This is the emotional high point, so put that energy into it! Jerry
	John dunn left a comment on: Soldier's Joy Norman Blake Inspired Flatpicking Hey Chris, thanks for the awesome lesson, really enjoying working on this, I know I'm muffing some phrasing in this (or maybe emphasis is a better word, (or both)) but between...
	John dunn left a comment on: Fundamentals Left Hand Technique Hey Chris, thanks for all the feedback, definitely feeling better consistently working with the metronome! Gotta start capturing some of that H/O P/O dynamic range. Thanks again...
	Marty perry left a comment on: Fishnet Ending Thanks for the feedback Duke!
	Steve h left a comment on: High Heel Sneakers Rhythm and Head When I need a break from singing at a show, I trot out the "High Heel Sneakers" quite often. Thanks for all you do Duke.
	Duke robillard left a comment on: Fishnet Ending Hi Marty, Great playing there! Some real nice funky stuff utilizing a lot of different techniques. Very GOOD! Duke
	Marty perry left a comment on: Fishnet Ending Hi Duke, Here's something I put together while the turkey was cooking.. I played along with you for the first chorus did some chord fills for the second then improvised a solo...
	Scott yandell left a comment on: You Don't Know My Mind Chords and Melody Wiil you provide TABs of the breaks you are playing and go over them in the course of this lessson? Also details on the walks and runs you play during the vocals would be great...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: Soldier's Joy Fiddle Tunes as Connect the Dots Hey Chris -- Thanks for being a stickler, that's why I asked! ;-) I'll work on that. I have observed as I've been working on it so far how much the physical aspect of picking...
	Chris eldridge left a comment on: Soldier's Joy Fiddle Tunes as Connect the Dots Hey Bruce, you're doing great! You've got the notes and the timing down. The first thing to work on is making sure that when you're playing 16th notes your pick direction is...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: Soldier's Joy Fiddle Tunes as Connect the Dots Hey Chris - So I'm still working on this and can't play it up to tempo yet, but just wanted to make sure I was getting the right feel. This style of picking is harder than it...
	Duke robillard left a comment on: Glide On Solo - Lesson 1 Slim, there are CDs out there of Bill with McDuff. probably cutouts though. I bet you can find them online, try Amszon. duke
	Duke robillard left a comment on: Glide On Solo - Lesson 1 Hi Peter, Bruce has a point there. On your rhythm, try playing very light. Paul had a good demonstration of how to pick 4/4 rhythm. He said you flick out in a light quick motion as...
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	Steve lauder added to a forum topic: Why Don't you do Right-backing... Slim It's in the last session of the series - Lesson 4. On the right hand side of your screen you will see 4 icons in a white box. Click on the second icon from the top for the...
	Bill blatner left a comment on: Blues In A Dream Fourth Chorus Breakdown Hi Jerry, Some interesting new challenges for me in this chorus. First, on the opening 8 hole draw, sometimes it sounds like you're catching some of the 8-4 octave. Am I...
	Bruce dumes left a comment on: Soldier's Joy Norman Blake Inspired Flatpicking Fascinating contrast between this and the previous fingerpicking version! And really great playing. Thanks for the really inspired lesson, Chris!