If you're reading this, that means you survived the St. Patrick's Day celebration in your area.....or you fell into a coma and are now catching up on my entries a year or two from now. If the later is your case, CONGRATULATIONS on coming out of your coma!!
Is gas $5 a gallon yet?
Is the dollar worth less than the peso?
Is McCain still President?
How many banks did your relatives have to move your money into because they kept failing/getting bought/bailed out? The average should be two by then I'm guessing.
Is my basement finished yet?
Busy 10 days or so coming up with: a trip to the dentist, four workouts, Good Friday, my Birthday, Easter, another visit from el supremo de NM, dinner with lawyers and a softball tournament....and another guitar lesson.
Speaking of which, Mrs. Moore was back teaching our class today....thankfully. For you players, I'm working on D, A7, A, E, E minor and starting this week.....G. As you can imagine, learning the chords is one thing and changing between them is quite another. Baby steps, baby steps.
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Can't wait for the folk songs to rolling out of your condo.
After G, your next chord will be C. You'll be on a rampage!
--dJF
G is a pain though. That pinky finger just isn't going to hit the one string.
Yes it will.
Are you doing the three-finger G (2nd (middle) finger on 5th str/2nd fr; 3rd (ring) finger on the 6th str/3rd fr; 4th (pinky) finger on the 1st str/3rd fret)
or a four-finger G (1st (index) finger on 5th str/2nd fr; 2nd finger on 6th str/3rd fr; 3rd finger on 2nd str/3rd fr; 4th finger on 1st str/3rd fr)?
Both work and it's good to know both, but try to to work on the three-finger G first.
-dJF
We're doing the 3 fingered G chord. It's tough to get that pinky to respond.....it's like it's not even attached to my body!
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