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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 2,526
Helping Hand
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Joined: Sep 2008
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Just pluck those strings like you're getting off on 'em, till the crowd goes wild. Hey Little Mister! This is a FAMILY site! Keep it clean!  John, thanks for the good wishes. We are still tickled in spite of our uphill climb.  Mike Dunbar, great advice! Nobody else told me that (not even the drummer...but then maybe she wouldn't know to tell me that). I've been trying to follow the guitar, but obviously hitting the strings with the drum beats. I'm playing the songs at about 75% right now (keep in mind singing lead on all but "Seven Nation Army"...turned the vox over to the rythm guitar player). I'm fine unless the song calls for some "noodling" bass...then I scramble and mess up sometimes.
Last edited by Polly Hager; 03/14/11 11:32 PM.
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