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John Johnson
First Impressions? Wow!I'm 71 years old, bought an Ibanez T-320, 40 years ago (Japanese copy of a Martin D-28). I took it for set up and strings, it's perfect. At the start I took lessons, but life happened, marriage, kids, etc., so I "dabbled, and dabbled" picking it up, putting it down to learn at a later date. Now I'm retired and have more time, at 71, I better get after it.Everything you said with my first online encounter with you is true. I'm still starting the 30day experience but what I enjoy the most is that I sit down for a session with you and the end of that session I'm playing something. It's just not practicing cords, it's sitting down with you and learning something fun. I also find it beneficial to associate the learning time with an every day activity.All in all, it's just what I needed.An extra benefit, my son is a musician for Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, a bass player, with degrees in Music Performance. This learning experience will bring
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Mike Hawley
I am finally on track to improve my guitar playing. The TAC method is just what I've needed! I play and sing about once or twice a month but my abilities are just playing cowboy chords. So I am excited to learn how to really become a "Guitar Player"!
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Ron
So far so good. Week 1 of the 30 day challenge finished. Fingers a little soar but have really enjoyed it. I'm 66 years old and tinkered with the guitar as a teenager but never got past a few chords. Can't wait to start on week 2 tomorrow. Have enjoyed the Blues introduction. Thanks Tony.
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Paul Verra
53 yrs old. Just retired. Been a “dabbler” for the last decade off and on(mostly off🤨). I had plateaued a long while ago, and never got out of my comfort zone and progressed. I am committing to the process. I was always good with my left hand. Basic chords and transitions I was good at. My downfall was always my strumming/picking. I have worked hard for two weeks on my “behaviour modification “, and creating a “habit”. (During morning coffee) I do a lesson, then usually end up strumming for an hour or more with some fun, easy songs.Some of my lessons have been a challenge (blues shuffle etc), and I haven’t hit full speed yet, but find I circle back to them daily and am seeing progress.So far, having a lot of fun with it.I have a few buddies, also, recently retired who are also just starting out. We will be starting a 2x a month jam session to keep us motivated, and have some fun with it. I also went and bought a new guitar, which is much easier to play, a
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Larry Duane Adams
I have my son's guitar that he bought as a teenager and left home without it. So I used his "learn the guitar" books and went through them. Not much was sticking and I got frustrated. I wanted to play recognizable music. Tony's method got me to that quickly. Plus, I feel I got a lot better at fretting and picking. Lastly, I did need the encouragement that the daily emails gave me. So, I have consistently played every day for the last week.
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Chantal Plante
I love it
