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    Hi Robert,

    I saw your most recent video on funk strumming. It was very helpful to me because I've really struggled with that. I'm going to try your techniques. Normally I prefer bass when playing funk, but I think I can be more versatile if I can get guitar down too.

    As an aside, what pickups are those in your Fender? I was surprised that you were on the bridge pickup. No ice-pick at all!
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    Thanks Marnold! I am hoping this video will be useful to many people. It took a long time to do it and so I hope it will please many!

    I actually used the middle/bridge position. Those are Zexcoil pickups.

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    It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing
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