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I can answer questions about technique and chording, as well as individual guitarist's styles and influences.
I have been play guitar for 19 years. I have played in many local bands and recorded for local record companies.
I have a bachelor's degree in communications and am pursuing a master's degree in English and Literature.
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C is a good all purpose chord. Ride it. As for Christian songs, I wish I could be of more help, but that is really not my gig. I am more of a pure rock and roll guy. As for bridging gaps, my best suggestion
Hmmm. Well now, let me think. Tom Petty - Wildflowers Neil Young - Heart of Gold Paul McCartney - The Song We Were Singing The Beatles - Two of Us Pearl Jam - Just Breathe Foo Fighters - Times
OK. Here we go, buddy. Get out your pen and paper. Beatles: Cry Baby Cry, Norwegian Wood (This Bird has Flown), Do You Want to Know a Secret, Hey Jude, Get Back, Mother Nature's Son, Blackbird, I'm
Wow, that is a very, VERY long list. Here are several. Wonderwall - Oasis Here Comes the Sun - The Beatles Change the World - Eric Clapton Angel Dream - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers One - U2 Not
It all depends on the model. Some Larks from the 1940s can go for around $1000 according to my research. It all depends on the stickers. If the previous owner put them on, your guitar is worthless. I
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