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Hey Topdown, what type of the John Pearse strings are you using and what do you like about them Do they have a nice warm deep sound, or a brassy sound, I'm thinking of some strings for my Martin, but I'm looking for a deep rich sound, and I've never tried the John Pearse strings so I was just curious.
Cam
Yes great looking guitar, congratulations Tony, I hope you enjoy it for a long time to come.
Cam
Hi GSE,
I'm still hanging around as well, taking lessons now and bought me a new Martin acoustic, say hello to your pretty Wife for us all and looking forward to hearing more from you.
Cam
Thanks,
But actually you should thank Riddler, I believe he was the first to post that link sometime back, I just remembered it, so when I saw this post from C-Rod I thought I'd re-post it, so Riddler, take your bows.
Cam
I think it has to be in something called chordpro format, but someone other than myself will have to help with you with that, one of the moderators can explain it better than me, hopefully the moderator for this specfic forum can help, good luck with the song!
Cam
I ran up on this site somewhere, I don't remember where, but found it to be pretty interesting with all kinds of information, hope you enjoy.
http://www.classicbands.com/whosangthatt.html
Cam
Yes I've know that feeling many times, but then just as you think your not making progress, you pick up the guitar the next day and "boom" there it is, so keep at it, some days you have it but some you don't, just keep plugging away and you'll slowwly but sure progress, and there will be things you don't even have to think about anymore, you just realize your doing it without thinking about it, so just simply hang in there, it'll all work out, you'll see.
Cam
Great Link Wayne
I really enjoyed it, we used to have a bluegrass festival here in NC in a small community called "Union Grove"not far from me and Topdown that I always attented, it was a great time, it lasted for 4 days but my friends and I would stay all week, some of the best memories I've ever had, they crowned the best fiddler players, guitar, banjo as well as other intruments, but the best music was around the campfires at night. I'll never forget that place. it ran for over 55 years drawing crowds of over 50,00, to 75,000 people in a the latter years, it was the place to be on earth at that time. I miss those days, also being an old country boy myself I understood every word they said. Thanks again for the memories.
Cam
Can someone help me with this 145 progression or direct me to a site that really explains it in simple terms, I'm struggling with this. I appreciate any help.
Cam
that would be right!
cam
Well, we just got back from going to Winston Salem to see Matt Dylan at Johnny and June's, everything went great, some people from the movie were there, and he played about a 2 hour set, they showed a few clips from the movie, and everyone seemed to have a great time. Wish you could have made it Topdown but I understand, I should have posted it earlier. The placed was packed, I'll give more details soon, I;m tired now and off to bed.
Cam
Now thats a sweet guitar, I know your lovin that, congratulations and better be nice to the wife.
Cam
Matt Dylan will play tonight in Winston Salem at Johnny and Junes, at nine oclock Hey Topdown if you get a chance come by, he's releasing a new CD, here's a link to the place
This was suppose to have been done back in Janurary but was postponed until tonight, the song "Carolina Moonshine" will be in the film "Red Dirt Rising"
Cam
Yes thanks Jerome, assuming you're barring the 3rd fret, is that right?
Cam
Tommy is selling 3 of his prized guitars on Ebay to help raise money to send to the eathquake victims in Haiti
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4o6rtxYMeM
Cam
Jerome,
I've missed something here, so please help me out, excatly what do you mean by a "closed D shape", I've never heard that term, but then there's lots I don't know, so when I run up on a new term I like to find out, thanks.
Cam
It's great news that he's free, no easy task to accomplish I'm sure. Thank God that justice finally prevailed, the video brought tears to my eyes, very touching and I'm so happy for him and his family.
Cam
To much snow for me, I hate cold weather, I hated it as a kid, and the older I get the more I hate, can't wait till spring, get outside, clean up, build a fire, have a drink and play my guitar, come' on spring!!!
Cam
Thanks Rodger,
Doc, here's wishing you well, we will miss you while your down, looking forward to you getting back.
Cam
I know most will say this is wrong, but I recently had to take about a 3 week break in my playing due to a death in my family, several days ago I picked my guitar back up, and for some odd reason, I seem to play so much better, even my timing has improved, I can't explain it, but it's true. I think 2 months in you just gotta keep playing through and tough it out, but I do think "as Bensonp said" a break can help sometimes, just my two cents worth.
Cam
Hi Rick, and welcome to chordie, lots of good folks here with good answers, so any questions you havew, your in the right place.
Cam
Very impressive Russ, someday I hope to be able to understand the guitar like you. Thanks for sharing that with us all.
Cam
Maybe this should have been put in the "music theory" section
Cam
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Guitar chord forum - chordie → Posts by cameronkl7
