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Topic: Rick Beato - You Tube

I ran into this dudes Utube page maybe a year ago and am still amazed at his talent and ability to break things down for common amateurs like me. Much of his stuff is still way beyond my knowledge and abilities, but his teaching and the way he breaks things down is still compelling. I was and still am a huge fan of Justin Sandercoe for his beginner lessons (He's the guy that brought me back to guitar several years ago), but this Rick guy has the same quality of lessons for the more advanced player.

I have no affiliation, just thought I'd share the link. I've also added the links to Justin's page for those who might not be familiar.

https://www.youtube.com/c/RickBeato


https://www.youtube.com/user/JustinSandercoe 

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Re: Rick Beato - You Tube

Thanks, Topdown ... I've also been very please with Justin Sandercoe's material. I did a quick scan through some of Rick Beato's material, and I really like the way he teaches. It'll be fun to spend some time learning from him. Appreciate it!     

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Re: Rick Beato - You Tube

Rick Beato is a new name to me, but I think I'll be checking him out in more detail later. Thanks for sharing.     

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Re: Rick Beato - You Tube

I didn't recognize the name but I have seen some of his first, well worth watching.     

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Re: Rick Beato - You Tube

topdown wrote:

I ran into this dudes Utube page maybe a year ago and am still amazed at his talent and ability to break things down for common amateurs like me. Much of his stuff is still way beyond my knowledge and abilities, but his teaching and the way he breaks things down is still compelling. I was and still am a huge fan of Justin Sandercoe for his beginner lessons (He's the guy that brought me back to guitar several years ago), but this Rick guy has the same quality of lessons for the more advanced player.

I have no affiliation, just thought I'd share the link. I've also added the links to Justin's page for those who might not be familiar.

https://www.youtube.com/c/RickBeato


https://www.youtube.com/user/JustinSandercoe

Thanks!     

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