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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 243
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To each his/her own. My good hand controls the pick and tempo while my other good hand holds the chords and notes. It all takes practice, practice and above all practice. Playing any instrument is utilizing muscle memory.
Here's a question; how many right handed people do you know that would decide to play a left handed guitar in order to put their "good hand " on the finger board? Sorry Tom but that jug won't hold water.
I could have conformed and played right handed because the first guitar I ever got (my daddy gave it to me) was a right handed guitar. I tried to play it that way and put it down for over a year and didn't touch it because it didn't feel right. Then I strung it left handed and I have been playing ever since (going on 24 years)
Again, to each their own.
------------------ ric4music "Have Guitar, Will Travel"
ric4music "Have Guitar, Will Travel"
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