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k, I get the whole stuff to some degree, but i can't think my way through all of that on demand...I can only think of the chords...is this why I can't play lead ? I can improvise a little by using the chords, but i can't really play a flat out lead...I get lost as soon as the chord changes...BUT I can play complicated chording songs no sweat...what's up with that ? OR is that a whole nother thread ?
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