“The Two Finger Tango”
By Jerry Wyatt
Lesson Overview…
Hey [firstname]…
Ready to fly?… I know you are! To have come this far in the lessons is a great thing and I’m here to tell you, it’s all going to start fitting together more and more.
Today we’re going to take two fingers and make some great sounding things come to the surface in our playing. You gotta love that!Who says you have to hold weird looking chords that seem impossible to hold?
These little dudes can sound like they have a “growl” or they can make beautiful melodies that lead us right into a natural fitting spot to play a solo… Think “Cowboy Blues, “Trip-O-Let” and “Going Country Not“. You’ll find that I’ve built these lessons so they cause you to end up in a spot to play a solo. The guessing work has been taken out for you.
On top of that, we’ll pull from our tools we’ve already been working on and weave a few things together.
You probably already know by now that these lessons seem to just have a neat way of bringing things out of you!
Well, let me tell you something…
It just keeps getting better and better. As we stack each lesson, you’ll notice that often we’ll pull a little something from one of our previous lessons. You can’t imagine how much this helps things stick in our minds and our fingers. It’s our constant refreshing that makes us all more accomplished players.
Take today’s lesson and go through it patiently. Go through it again….
We’ll be referencing the “Going Country-Not” lesson throughout this lesson as we merge it with something new – neat – and very cool! If you need to jump to the “Going Country Not”, you can click here or follow the lesson link to the right in your lessons list. I think I’ve covered it pretty well in today’s lesson but you know you can always polish up on any of your lessons to the right – anytime you’d like.
Allow this lesson to sink in and by all means, build on it. Experiment. Take your time and just play with it.
I encourage you to close your eyes occasionally and just listen to what comes out of your fingers. You don’t have to try to move all over the place. Just close your eyes and listen. [firstname], you are a guitarist and I honestly believe you have made a wise investment in your playing. Take the time to enjoy it.
I hope you enjoy this lesson.
Talk soon.
Jerry
PS… Shoot me a note if you have any questions at learnguitarfastandeasy@gmail.com
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