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Posted by Mario Rimoldi on Sunday, December 2, 2012
I was told by a professional Banjo player when you learn to play the banjo you can forget about your other instruments. Well I forgot most everything I was playing on guitar (songs that is) Although I do play the guitar (acoustic) for recording bluegrass stuff (G,C & D chords mostly). All my practice time goes into the banjo, I am a little over two years in now and I am very happy with my progress also I don't really listen to classic rock anymore but in the future I can use some of those songs and learn them on the banjo (Beatles, Stones, etc) when I get better, I love Bill Keith's version of No Expectations from the Rolling Stones. Years ago I played allot of Jimi Hendrix, but I can't deal with amps and stuff anymore. The last guitar songs I was working on was Neil Young (acoustic tunes from early seventies) and I can put banjo on some of that stuff down the road. Yes all my time and energy is going into my Bucket List Item (Bluegrass Banjo) I want to be a Banjo player and you know what I guess I am.
1 comment on “Forgotten Allot of Stuff on the Guitar!”
gazcwatson Says:
Tuesday, December 4, 2012 @10:41:59 PM
I am with you on that one,3.5 years in still got the fever,cant even concentrate at work
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