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Hi Everyone,

We have a new addition to the lesson release Whodunit?

After further review (partly due to a conversation with Sandy during her lesson last week) I thought it might be a good idea to offer some alternatives to the Walking Bass section of Whodunit. This segment presents a very easy way and one that is somewhere in between. Variation II is the easy way and just has chords grabbed over the walk. Variation I is a bit more challenging and includes a syncopated melody line.

Enjoy this level 8 lesson addition!

http://www.totallyguitars.com/target-so ... esson.html

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you Neil.

Now I can pull the tab out of the trash that I tossed in this morning, and give it another shot. It may still be out of my reach, but this looks promising.

Scott

sbutler wrote:

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you Neil.

Now I can pull the tab out of the trash that I tossed in this morning, and give it another shot. It may still be out of my reach, but this looks promising.

Scott

You can do this Scott, i am sure after that signe thing! You're an hero.

Amazing !

Thanks

willem wrote:

sbutler wrote:

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you Neil.

Now I can pull the tab out of the trash that I tossed in this morning, and give it another shot. It may still be out of my reach, but this looks promising.

Scott

You can do this Scott, i am sure after that signe thing! You're an hero.

Thanks Willem, I appreciate that. However, when it comes to judging the difficulty of a song, I use a scale that Neil Doesn't. If my pinky is planted on the High E or B string somewhere, and I need to move my ring finger across the fret board to the other side (independently) then it becomes a level 25 for me. I've been working those muscles for 5 years now, and I can't see any change at all. So if the song has that move, (and this one does), its unlikely I'll be able to play it. Signe didn't have that.