Recent content by MARKG72

Personally, I'd suggest taking Steve's kind advice, and then "test your assumptions". A wise teacher once told me that, and it works.

A good teacher, and Carol Kaye's stuff has helped me get through what you're looking to do.

Seriously, you don't see how it all applies to other generes of music? All songs are constructed out of chords. I'm asking this as an honest question, because once I was taught (and am still currently studying) chordal theory, I began applying it everywhere - jazz, contemporary Christian...

Check out Steve Bryant at Link Removed I'm not on here often. You can email me at [email protected]

I met Anthony (above) from DR Strings at IBMA a few weeks ago, and can vouche that he cares about customers and does what he promises. Mark

Purchased the Ampeg today. Very clean and well taken care of. In good working order, as well. Trustworthy seller. And nice person, too.

Roy, Lookin' good on the Kiss This video!!

PM sent last night.

PM sent, if sale falls through.

I'm being lead in that direction currently, too. And am in the process of trying to make it happen. It will.

Wow, that's very profound. I never looked at it that way. So, instructors anticipate and expect their students to not sound good? That makes me feel better, and probably others, too.

There's nothing like sitting an interacting with an instructor. I learn alot by watching and listening to demonstrations.

Just starting to work through it, after an eye-opening crash course...

I've been self-taught ever since beginning to play back in highschool, bought books, videos, etc. But I've hit a wall with that method. To break through, I'm starting to take lessons.

Amen to that!!