Yep my BIGGEST regret now is why in the heck I waited till 60 yrs old TO START GRRRRRRRRR...... Years ago I could chord a guitar a lil n taught the son Chad
(http://www.myspace.com/chadnordhoff)
the chords to House of the Risin Sun and in 6 months he blew my doors off so I QUIT LOL.
Had I started pickin the Banjo wayyyyyyy back then Id be a player now versus a beginner rookie at my age. Im gonna end up with that ODE Im pretty sure cuz it has some collector value, sounds GREAT n plays n fingers well and Im happy, thats all that matters I reckon
If we ever meet at a tractor show we GOTTA JAM I took yours or someone on heres?? advice n pretty much threw my Capo away n learned most keys/chords in the straight barefoot chords up top, now I gotta learn n play the chords up n down the neck like REAL pickers...
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