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Captain Lovehandles
Posted 2007-02-28 12:16 PM (#114307 - in reply to #114232)
Subject: Re: Open Tunings



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Location: GA USA		Thanks, Rick. Lookie here at the chart I found at praisecharts.com:




I was working last night on progressions in various keys. One thing I'm finding helpful is learning the forms by numbers, not letters.
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Captain Lovehandles
Posted 2007-04-06 9:42 AM (#114308 - in reply to #114232)
Subject: Re: Open Tunings



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Location: GA USA		A li'l progress update. I led worship at church all by my lonesome and did two songs with my short cut capo. Easy, and gets a good response. The first time I snapped it on in band practice, the band started wanting me to use it more. I am holding out, and using it sparingly to set my solo playing apart from the band style.

I guess the past year has seen me progress more than in previous years. Playing in a band has helped me stay in practice. Learning this technique, some slide, different tunings... after playing for 27 years, I may be getting better.

My next step may be to start a free beginning guitar class for children. I'm thinking seriously about it.
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2007-04-06 9:51 AM (#114309 - in reply to #114232)
Subject: Re: Open Tunings


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Location: SoCal		Cap'n, that's a great chart. I see lots of possibilities in my church band playing for that. Thank you....
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Captain Lovehandles
Posted 2007-04-06 10:51 AM (#114310 - in reply to #114232)
Subject: Re: Open Tunings



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Location: GA USA		Lemme know if you get the hang of that F#m. Reaching around the capo is gonna take more practice than I've been doing.

BTW, I cut up an old Kyser, and it works fine.
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