Reply With QuoteThat is a great link Marnold. Thanks for posting it. Plenty of information there.
Reverend Rawk
iBreatheMusic.com
Pardon me if this has been brought up before, but I just ran across this site: iBreatheMusic.com while searching for some sweep picking exercises. There's a veritable treasure-trove of goodies contained therein. It has been added to my guitar bookmarks.
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Luke Skyrawker
That is a great link Marnold. Thanks for posting it. Plenty of information there.
"No Tele For you." - The Tele Nazi
Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.
Regular Fretter
That's one of my favorite guitar sites in the internet. There is a lot of great instructional material on there as well as advice on lots music related topics including career advice, recording, practicing, etc.
I've emailed a few of the people who write the articles and all of them have been very nice about responding and answering questions.
If you're into theory or just want to find some new things to practice checkout some of the articles by Chris Juergensen. He was a student of Scott Henderson at GIT. Chris runs his own guitar school in Japan now. I've emailed him before and he was very helpful.
-- Jim
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