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shindell-list-digest      Sunday, August 18 2002      Volume 04 : Number 232



                               Today's Subjects:
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  [RS] Learning to play                                 [Leighjans16@aol.com]

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Date: Sun, 18 Aug 2002 00:39:30 EDT
From: Leighjans16@aol.com
Subject: [RS] Learning to play

Elaine said,

>   Leigh:
>   Thanks for the chords to Transit. How come when I play it, well let's 
>   just say, it doesn't "quite" sound like Richard. I'll just keep 
>   strumming.

    Thanks Elaine.  I got those chords from a very well done sight: Ron's 
Folk Music Chords & Lyrics. It has the chords and lyrics to all of Richard's 
songs as well as those of other folk singer/songwriters. 

    To tell you the truth though, I only visit that sight for the lyrics 
(like when I copied that part of Transit to make a point).  I've always 
wanted to play guitar but I expect that it'll be too hard to learn (or at 
least take too long to get any good). How did you learn? Is it something I 
can pick up with the help of some instructional book or should I go through 
the stress of individual lessons?  Anyone else's input on this would be 
really great too :)   

Thanks,
Leigh

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