Hello...

hi crapo,

welcome to the forum.

hope you find it as useful as I have, and I enjoy sharing my little knowlege wit hothers too.

and as you can see I am crap at typing, not speklling mistake, just typing mistakes

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Ken

Crapo,

Regarding the B chord.  Try doing an A chord first with your 2nd,3rd,4th fingers.  Then slide them up to the 4th fret, and add the 1st finger to the 1st string, 2nd fret.   This will form a B chord without having to barre it! 

Just play the first four strings.  Hope this helps!

Kahuna

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Hi all...

first post here, found this site last night while browsing for chords, and was amazed at the amount of useful topics in the forum, decided to come on board, to chip in when I can, and annoy you with my own questions <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_smile.gif" border=0 alt="Smile">

Playing acoustic for about 2 years, teaching myself, just bought my 3rd guitar. Started with an "ok" thingy, then bought a ridgewood, and purchased a takamine semi acoustic last week. I'm still pretty rubbish at playing guitar though, I can just about manage my barr chords, but struggle with B like some people here <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_lol.gif" border=0 alt="Laughing"> 

Anyhow, just said I'd say hi and look forward to chatting...

PS. Amazing lately the amount of Tab/Chord sites that are being forced to stop putting songs online?! Copyright infrigement and all that, pity really.

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HEY HEY !!!!!!!!

WelCome to the fun world of Guitar's

I'm fairly new to this site also hope  I can receive help for some of you pros and maybe help out a few rookies <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_lol.gif" border=0 alt="Laughing">  <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_biggrin.gif" border=0 alt="Very Happy">

greetings lx rubin and WOW!  Just heard your stuff on MySpace and very much like the music.

Don't worry too much about what 'people think' about classical guitar - because most folks don't really think, they just react unfavorably to anything that isn't mass-produced, shrink-wrapped, and then shoved down their throats like it's something important.

Many people have no perceptual context for music other than what they encounter in their consumer-driven existance.  So, play your music and hone your art.

If you want to be mobbed by teeny-boppers, get some spandex (or whatever the current fashion affection might be) and dumb down your playing.  If you want to be a musician, continue to sharpen your already impressive skills and keep an open ear and an open mind.