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Hi Steve, First off, thanks for taking the time to ask us what we'd like to learn from you next. There are lot's of great ideas here already, but there is one thing I'd love to see. I would love a short course centered around how to "learn and master" a jazz standard from the Real book. I'd love to see it start off with a very basic way to interpret and play, and then slowly add on more advanced elements so that you have an intermediate version or two, and an advanced version. That way students could play along with the jam tracks right away but still have lots of ideas for things to work on as they grow musically. I think this would be hugely beneficial for non-jazzers as well, as it would apply to learning any song from a lead sheet. Whatever you choose to do, I'm sure I will enjoy it greatly, you are a talented teacher.

He's got a couple of courses on TrueFire that I've been meaning to try. They look really good.

LOL, @Blue Dog you're so humble! In all seriousness that does look like a nice guitar.

Here's my favourite, a 2016 Taylor Big Baby (BBT). Nothing fancy ... but it is mine. Why do I love it so much? Well, it's the first guitar I ever went and played and bought based on sound and feel. Almost everything that I know musically, I learned on this guitar. Oh, and I'll never forget how my wife and son had the whole music store laughing with multiple variations on the line "Look, our big baby wants his own Big Baby!". I recently bought a Strat to move into the world of electric guitar but I've mostly found that it has inspired me to play my Taylor even more... go figure.

Yes, Steve, thank you so much for making this happen. It can't be said enough how much I, and I'm sure everyone else appreciate all of your efforts.