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The more I watch & listen to the video, the more depressed I get; why can't I play like Darren?
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oops, double post
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I'm sure you can see smoke start to come off the fret board toward the end...
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Darren, that was way cool!

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Thanks for your comments everyone.

RC, the first trick to the SRV style is to turn the guitar pick upside down and use one of the two rounded corners, not the pointy end. It gets your thumb and forefinger closer to the strings. Image
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Awesome, Darren. I had a wonderful experience about ten years ago, to jam with the Glenn Miller band.

I sat next to the guitar player, even though I was an undergraduate trombonist, but I wanted to learn some guitar that day.

The guy was probably four times my age, and his last name was Marshall. He played through a mini Marshall amp, which he set on his music stand facing himself. He had a great sense of humor and "boasted" that they made that amp just for him, since his name was on it. He was the first to teach me to play with the fat side of the pick. Great for fat chunky chords.
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Crikey!!

'nuff said?
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Finally made it home, Aitch?

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Thanks, Melibee. Slim pickings in the posting department indeed but I think I'll be compensating for that in a big way quite soon! Image

How's the track coming along, BTW?
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Funny you should ask! I'm listening to the CD I just finished burning about three minutes ago, and I am pretty happy with the results--I'll send you an MP3 tomorrow! Image
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....Egads, I feel like I've just given birth, and there is no way I'm going to fall asleep tonight, LOL! Champagne anyone? Cheers!

I'm sure my hubby would have a cigar, but he went to bed hours ago, LOL!

Does the thrill of recording something that actually sounds kind of good onto a CD wear off after you've done it a few times?
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Nope!
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The short answer Melissa is...nope! Send me a copy too eh?
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Um? Recording? I'm curious.
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Just a song that Aitch and I wrote together, Sheena! I expect that everyone will get a chance to hear it, all in due time! Image
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