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played keyboad from around 6-11, then watched Phil Lynott on live and dangerous and the rest is history.

watching Phil Lynott on the live and dangerous dvd and wishing i was that cool.

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id go through all that for 25% off, that's good service.

If you want me to stay-sly and the family stone good times-chic le freak- chic runaway- Jamiroquai Love Foolosophy-Jamiroquai Smooth Criminal- Michael Jackson Tom Sawyer-Rush Cant Stop and Raindance Magge-RHCP Dancing in the moonlight - Thin Lizzy I wish and Master Blaster- Stevie Wonder

This is all good advice, but i don't think phrased my question right. I can use all my fingers very comfortably, my teacher made sure of that. The problem is when not using the pinky, it sticks out way off the fretboard (more significant then my other fingers that just hover above the strings...

if your ok with the look, danelectro longhorns are awesome :)

Hey Anthony, On my fretting (left) hand, when i play with either my ring or middle finger my pinky sticks out off the fret board, which i understand is bad technique. I would like my technique to look more professional when on stage so can you please suggest any exercises that will help with...

bring an old thread back from the dead again, would i also be able to have a copy?

Nathan East

He cant be that good a mate if he's gonna get all up in arms with you for telling him to change his tone. My approach would just be " I think that some of our songs need a more (insert here) tone" then he cant get all personal about it because you didn't say it was his tone directly.

MIA P-Bass with a J pickup at the bridge for versatility. Passive, Fretted, 5 string.

DAMMIT I NEED A BULLET BASS! argh every time i see one they're sold.

double joint is a pro on the plucking hand but con on the fretting hand. I had to develop new techniques to avoid my fretted hand joints from being locked which was a pain, but for the plucking hand i don't see any negatives, but positives such as ability to play softer, and more dexterity when...

just pull out the old metronome and play with it. Once you get comfortable playing a certain speed move it up 4 points or so and then practice again. I did this about a year ago now and it worked great.