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I almost exclusively learn stuff by ear. It's kind of a layering process... I settle in quickly with the chord changes in a kind of basic way. Then over a period of time I go back and pick up details (fills, riffs, accents, unusual chord voicings etc...).
But I can't chew gum and play at the same time... with or without a bedpost...
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