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give him 1 min to get going and i think you will be suitably impressed

I'm personally gonna just worry about my scales before i move on to this stuff!

Is that a partial capo on there... never seen that before...

Wow. He looks pretty tough but plays beautifully.

Matt you can get there,pactise practise practise,,,thanks for the share.....

ps DO you know Tommy Emanuel!!!! don't go there because you throw your guitar in a corner and don't try ever again, but keep smiling...

I don't even know what to say...

That is great. That video inspires me.

If you guys like Andy McKee, check out candyrat.com. Tommy Emmanuel even put out a couple of albums for that label.

and he of course proves that people with short fat fingers can also play

I saw Andy McKee live at a small pub in Denver about 8 mos ago or so -- he was great. He had a beautiful treo of guitars: a harp guitar, a bass guitar, and a standard six string. He was witty, and his playing was as precise and beautiful as his YouTube videos. It was a lot of fun.

And, I got his autograph!

neverfoundthetime wrote:

Is that a partial capo on there... never seen that before...

Chris

If you've never seen a partial capo - what about this!

I like a capo as much as the next person - but this is ridiculous.....





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Holly Molly! I once popped a capo on in the middle of playing Something in The Air by Thunderclap Newman because I couldn't slide up and Barre everything in the mid-song change of key. My guitar friend and sometime teacher Ralf hat a fit and laughed me out of the room! Most discouraging!