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@Dave White, I figured one time at my current rate I will get through all the guitar learning materials that I have in about 2064. It is embarrassing how many lessons and books I have. And I just bought more! But I had to have these!!!? I bought: Robben Ford's Urban Blues Revolution Jeff Scheetz's Street Theory for Guitarists In The Jam: Robben Ford Sessions

Yep, McKnight is knowledgeable and fun to listen too, am a Patreon, watch all his stuff! For those of you close to Sam Ash in Phoenix, stay tuned...good offer coming up.

Mike, can't go wrong with a Taylor and the 714 has a great voice, glad Trisha found a good home. Bring her to Guitar Gathering next year and we can jam!!

Best tip is to play with others, it helps you keep time, you'll learn other techniques, find new music and most of all have fun. I have a jam group every Thursday and a variety of people show up, that's the beauty of it, never know who's going to be there. Anywhere from 4 to 21 (that was way too many:). Check in your area online search for bluegrass jams....don't worry many of them take most types of music, (but not all). Check them out, you'll know where you fit. Remember most musicians want to help you on your journey, you don't have to be the best. I walked into this jam 10 years ago, with all my music in tow....now I know 103 songs without music and they taught me how to sing out. Best thing I ever did, also keeps me wanting to practice to bring in a new tune. Have fun!!