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Apparently Cannon in D composed 1680ad

I think this is from Bonamassa cruise. Always wanted to go

I can understand Mandy When Steve moved to a 2 night a week Live Lessons last spring I couldn't keep up the commitment of moderating the chat with my work workload and own learning. @Wim VD1 glad you're continuing the challenge,

@Adam429 Steve Introduced the Speed and Agility workout in the Guitar Gathering July 2016 and he pretty much blew everyone away. the Key to his Fretboard Series workouts is to watch the instruction videos that introduce you to the patterns. start with the Basic video until you have it good.. they move to the intermediate video.. rinse repeat.. as Steve says in his videos "if you had problems keeping up, work on it tomorrow.. eventually your practice will become your warm ups "

@grzyman12 great. keep at it.. you don't realize how much music theory Steve sneaks into every lesson as well. Session 7 is a major jump in theory but well needed. there are a number of LMG students that still hang around here that have completed the LMG course, and they're playing is an example of the type of guitar player you can become by keeping with this LMG course.

@Adam429 note there are a few mistakes with the TAB in the lower sessions. But Steve is a big Let's read music guy, so try to ignore TAB until you get to finger style session 10 Ps in my signature is Words Of Guitar Wisdom check it out from mouth of Steve

@Adam429 session 1 is just to get your hands coordinated. Session 2 starts the "real" learning.

I do a version of Tiny Bubbles on ukulele.

Like it was said above, if you're playing along with a song , the tempo is set for you, so no need for a nome But I've learned one thing If you're playing on your own or in a group and you're the lead guitar, you set your own tempo ( fast or slow) and everyone will have to follow. So if you must use a nome, set it slow enough for you to be accurate and speed it up as needed. Don't worry about what the original was recorded at, you're playing it now as you (I know it sounds like I'm recommending not using a nome)

I don't need someone to teach me how mute strings. I do it unintentionally all the time🤣😪

Nice Greg,I got zero music gifts from Santa this yr

And he was a Queen for a day 🤔

not a polished or smooth as some of the members here recordings.. and I lost a full week of practicing (if like that would have helped) from recovering my computer from a major corrupted crash

As another Canadian, I won't argue importing your own guitars vs Long and Mcquade cdn prices But I will say, enjoy your ES335 And play it proud

Joe Bonamssa's O Holy Night of course. Hammer-on's, Pull-off's, slides, bends, and of course volume swells also I play about 20+ Christmas songs for church.. and I'm trying to record a Christmas song at the moment that I don't do in Church.. if I get it done.. I'll post it in Members Recordings.

@Ionut Steve does talk about all open strings , and its pretty much a "no-no" So no, don't strum all open strings You would be playing an Eminor11 chord and it would not be in the key you're playing the song in. Chord changes come quicker with time, There are times where you might "sacrifice " the last beat of a measure to get to the next chord. But not normally.

@Ionut with the A chord, you'll find when you get to Session 8, you're going to need the first finger free for the bar chords, Now I finger A either 1,2,3 or 2,3,4 depending, but I would normally play it 2,3,4, since playing a Barre B, C, D etc will require 1st finger G chord, 2 fingers might be easier and create a different vocing, There is a 4 finger G chord as well as the standard 3 finger.

That unit, you would plug your guitar in the guitar in and the USB as you say goes to the PC, and yes those RCA outputs would be line level signal to powered speakers

sad to hear Mandy. when my mom died , I sat on her front porch in her favorite chair, playing what ever came to me. when I play live I always keep one of her lighthouses near me that I kept from her collection. some way I think she hears me playing. you will go through a number of emotions. remember your music will always be there for you and it will be ready when you are.

Line out on the amp, would plug into the input of your PC Audio card. That way you should be able to hear your guitar on your amp, and the output of your PC speakers. There are a number of ways to connect your guitar to the PC, Remember the speakers running off your PC typically will not blow as they're running at PC level Your M-Audio USB FastTrack, should be find and hear on the speakers should be fine

Wah was first built in 1966, so any recording or video older is probably a combination of tremo circuit in thd amp, and vibrato technique in his hands https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wah-wah_pedal