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(9 replies, posted in Acoustic)

I have found some Coldplay, In my Place and Green Eyes.  Not many chord changes if I can get my head round the phrasing.  Twinkle Twinkle Little Star would be a start, ha ha.....  Also ordered the "You can teach yourself fingerpicking guitar" to give that a go.  Believe me I will try anything.

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(9 replies, posted in Acoustic)

I thank you all for those thoughts.  Its good to know its not just me....I was learning alot of chord changes in my lessons and also started on tunes that I didnt know the phrasing for, like Georgia by Ray Charles.  So many different versions of that tune that I couldnt get my head round it.  It was so infuriating and thus my motivation was dwindling quite a bit because of it.  Thats why I decided to go it alone.  I have taken your advice and picked out a couple of my favourite songs that I play on cd in the car, I play them over and over to get the phrasing in my head and am going to have a bash at them.  Let you know how I get on.

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(9 replies, posted in Acoustic)

I have been taking lessons to play my acoustic guitar for a year and have now taken the big step of cancelling and going it alone.  Now I am so confused with all the different stuff out there I dont know where to start to learn something new.  I am still very slow in changing chords so not looking for a classical symphony to play.  Just something simple.  Any clues where to start to help my confidence and motivation levels.