I upvoted in the hope she can turn up the heat in her house a degree or two

That's Beautiful!!... and speaking of being in a hurry...... I attend a mostly women meeting on Tuesday's in a fancy building..We have a special code to get into the restrooms.. in this building the men's is closest to our meeting room and the women's is all the way around at the back.. Laughing, I told the ladies.. "Did you know, we've been using the MEN"S RESTROOM????", they laughed and said it really didn't matter. LOL!!! That wasn't the last of it.. the last time we met, I was "in a hurry" so i just went directly to the Men's restroom, entered the code and had just started washing my hands.. when...... A VERY TALL GENTLEMAN WALKED IN!! we barely glanced at each other, and both quite surprised.. my husband said, I should have told him, "don;t forget to put down the seat." HAHAHAHHAHAH... I was much to embarrassed to say anything!

Cindy I enjoyed this so much I had to watch it 3 times and still didn’t get enough. I hope you will do it again. Love both guitars. Every time I see you all with a different guitar it makes me want to get one. At the end of the video I loved it when you rocked on. I saw you as a young teenager rocking! I know cause I was there as a teenager. I would love to see you all playing at church!

It turned out beautiful! The tone is incredible. Great job and beautiful playing, to both of you, Ms Cindy 👍

I've collected a number of acoustics from the Japanese made Fender F-Series from the 70's. One of them came with the same iconic Fender strap only it was so old it was stiff as a board. I actually brought it back to life by running it through a cycle in the washer with some towels.

Great video, I have always called that vamping and in this case it would be vamping with triads.... ❤

Great Musicmaster II and beautiful lead over that nice chord run. Thanks guys…

It’s back! I’ve been sick this week, so I’ve been offline a bit. What a way to return and find the Fender back in great shape. It sounds marvelously magical! Take care of that thing by making sure to regularly clean and condition it with each string change, so you’ll have the guitar for many years to come. Above all, don’t ever sell that guitar, Bryce. It’s tempting to sell vintage instruments that are in such great condition, but it’s meant to be played and enjoyed by a talented player like yourself. It’s a beautiful instrument that you’ve inherited and is part of your family’s story, so to speak. Maybe someone else in your family will inherit this guitar many years from now and cherish it as much as you do. Also, way to rock out at the end there, Cindy! 🤘🏻😎🎸 I know we love acoustics best here at GNN, but it’s fun to explore the electric world too. I would love to see you get an electric guitar to learn how to refine your bends and other electric techniques like pinch harmonics (if you can help me learn how to do one of those successfully, you will win a prize!). It could occasionally make for some fun and interesting lessons watching you learn skills you’re not as versed at doing on guitar. It would probably be fun for you too . . . I mean, who doesn’t love to rock out every so often?! Your face lit up because it’s just fun to let those power chords rip and get a case of the bends (not THOSE bends 🤣🤣🤣). I also think it makes us better on acoustic when we try other types of instruments. For instance, trying to learn to play a ukulele with just four strings helped me when I was at a roadblock with getting started on basic finger style for acoustic guitar. In a matter of days, I was doing basic patterns on the uke. When I got the hang of it and felt consistent and comfortable, I moved those same basic finger style patterns to my guitar. Playing on electric guitar taught me a lot about tone shaping on acoustic guitars. I am learning a lot about rhythm and staying on track with guitar from using an old conga drum I found lying around from college that I’ve been using with a metronome or guitar tracks I’ve recorded to video. Might be fun to watch you explore electric guitar, bass, uke, try to pick up the violin again, etc. There’s a lot we can learn for ourselves and also bring some of those lessons into elevating our acoustic guitar skills! I’ve seen other right handed guitars KZbinrs who’ve been playing for decades try to learn how to play as left handed players from scratch to improve their perspective of beginners as teachers. My suggestion of playing other instruments is like a take on that left-handed approach, I guess. Maybe you can do this as special content for the paying members and occasionally share a few videos with everyone. For instance, you can do an ongoing electric guitar series called “Cindy Rocks!” or “She’s Electric!” 😂😂😂 Have a fun name per instrument, lol. Then each lesson or series will somehow tie back to acoustic guitars. Each instrument can explore techniques, tones, equipment, theory, teaching/learning pedagogy to make ourselves better teachers and students, and so many other possibilities.

Always a pleasure watching .👍👌

Watching your videos is always heartwarming like sitting with friends, plus learning a lot about guitar. Thank you so much 🙏🏼

I really like you and I havent even watched your lesson yet .

Beautiful sounds coming to us. Thank you.

Everybody knows him as PinkCable Bryce ... amazing play, Bryce ... applause ... And so funny ... you on the Vintage sixty-five and auntie on the modern stuff 🤣 Al did a pretty job making it playable ... 🎸

So nice, love the 2 guitars and you 2 are a treat in heaven, i,m in the UK and just purchased a ME70 Boss effects pedals for my Strat, carry on with the videos and must say ARC did a wonderful job in the restoration.

Greetings from NH! Good lesson, Cindy. My parents had a Maltese that would tear up the carpet on the 4th. 😅

Awesome playing. Had the same color and vintage Fender Mustang as a kid, rocking my bedroom. Wish I had kept it. Anyway, really enjoyed hearing you two play together. And my, that was a perfect tone from that Kemper. Cindy, I love all the rhythms you play, bossa nova like, I would love to learn how to play them in more detail. I’m a slow learner regarding rhythm.

That is incredible! You two sound great!

what acoustic fender is that little thing ?! I NEED ONE ! <3

can you be my grandma please

Great video, always nice to see you with family and friends.

I think the pickup is a single coil, I have a fender mustang which is just like that one only it has 2 pickups, I believe they are labeled low output single coil pickups. Thanks for sharing have a great day

Hi Cindy! What an awesome video. Thank you for sharing. I’ve been following the story of the Fender all along and it’s nice to hear the finished product! Beautiful music and beautiful family. Have a great weekend!

Great video. The sound on to the vintage fender is awesome! Thx for sharing.

Hi Cindy..happy New Year 🎉 Awesome to see you playing with your nephew 👏 I have my son and grandson over every Friday for breakfast together and we play our guitars together for a good 3 hrs min 🥰🥰 great memories in the making for sure 👍 my grandson plays electric..acoustic..guitars plus drums very well and right and records his own music which is awesome .. I’ve only been playing for about 6 years this time but have tried to learn a few times before and son plays bass .. he’s only been playing for above 28months but already very good 🎉 sorry to boast it’s just I feel so lucky to have this experience with my boys and want to tell everyone ❤ P.s no Christmas card or sticker yet .. you showed my card on your KZbin.. I’m in Australia.

Happy new year to you all . Well played 👍👌. Thanks for the listen and teach .

Omgoodness Cindy!!!!! You two playing was absolutely magical!!!!!! So Sobs beautiful ❤❤❤❤. What beautiful music the two of you make. Bring him on more👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻🥰. Both of your fenders sound gorgeous together but then again you rock on any guitar girl❤. Keep them coming you’re my morning coffee ☕️ routine. Tell Brace sorry for the spelling ❤😂

Great, job. Nice playing both of you.

Fenders are awesome. Waiting on my Fender Strat 2001 MIM that I have just purchased yesterday, I'm totally excited.

Thanks Cindy , another great video for me to practice & progress… Happy New Year all the way from a -3 Saturday morning Kent 🇬🇧 keep the vids coming

Hi, yes, good fun. I learned from Don Mock a chord scale that uses only a 7th chord (b7) (dominant) not minor or major. Starts with a regular one where the roots on top and then just a one finger bar, (11th) chord which is root 4th b7th 9th then regular again with the 3rd on top then one of those sus ones again, with root b7 9 and 4 then one of those 9th chords which is 3rd b7th 9th 5th then a 13th that is root b7 3rd 13th or you could say sixth then after that is another one of those 9th chords which is 5th 9th 3rd and b7 before you come back to the first chord shape.... I made a video and my alarm went off so there is 2 parts :)

Great lesson. Learning every day more!👍🎸

I really enjoy your style of playing guitar. I have subscribed a while back. However, I can not understand your picking fingers. I see and get your left hand but the right hand escapes me. You seem to explain it, but it is too fast for me to get. Any help?

Thrilled to hear you mention the old Woody Guthrie song! One of the best all time Folk singers/songwriters, of all time! For the young people who have never heard of him, check out his story.. it’s fascinating.. his son Arlo is pretty awesome too.. great stuff you are sharing..💙♥️

Asus2 is so pretty thanks for helping me out

You can play All Creatures of Our God and King with these fill ins. Thanks!

Very very good 👍😊 Love you all my friends 💗☺️💗

Sorry but I can't hear ya too well

Can't wait to start these fill ins. Glad to see you Cindy,

Thank you Cindy another great lesson

Good lesson…finally makes sense to me!

That card is amazing you are right it deserves framing what s talent !

Very very good 💯😊 Love you too my friends 😊❤

Happy New Year!🍀🎸🥂

Thanks for everything you did last year to spread the joy of guitar with us, loved the last card you got” very cool”. Great lesson to start off the new year with. Keep on keeping on Cindy.👍😎👍

See you prefer the octave strings on the bottom. Do you find a different dynamic in doing this ?

Tilly kind of like my dog, Benny isnt really afraid of fireworks but hes blind, kind of like a mole with just a nose. Dogs are such troopers. God is mans best friend spelled backwards

Thanks Cindy, 5 days a week I start my day playing guitar , good to see you here this morning. The other 2 days of the week I work as I am semi retired, so I play in the evening

There you are Cindy so glad to see you in the new year.

Exactly what i need!

Thank you for sharing background info on that old familiar song and demo of alternative chords with flavor. I paused this lesson several time to eyeball the chord diagrams. Last night a friend played Auld Lang Syne on his trusty guitar. I hope to be proficient on guitar eventually. Lord willing and with my discipline... I hope and pray that the Lord can use my love for music and rhythm and collaboration. Praying my trigger-finger and shoulder will be healed or operated on and for improved strumming, etc.