How to INSERT [PLUG&PLAY] Fingerstyle to your Favorite Vocal Song

Lesson 1 of Plug & Play is here: • Fingerpicking Quick Fi...
the playlist for the whole series is here: • Fingerpicking Quick Fi...

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

If you missed last weeks "Song Request" you can also leave a request here in the comments area! Peace and happy pickin' !! bob

[@waynecaswell5727]

Can you do These Days by Jackson Browne?

[@vinnyoorsprong62]

@@waynecaswell5727 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnLXp2l4q7uCr6c don't forget to ...learn this song like Bob is learning you now. happy studytime 👂👂💪😉🥳

[@123hgnrty]

Hi Bob thanks for another great lesson. I can remember the words; but keep forgetting the notes. You asked for a song request. Well the version you have on this of Blackbird is amazing if possible can you give some tips on how to play that please?

[@bossmalo6210]

song request "fraulein" thank you

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey @@123hgnrty , Blackbird is not good for plug and play simply because it's a unique melody that everyone knows., but I can show it to you and will do it for you. It's not beginner though (rather advanced) hope all is well and thanks Les..

[@Pattyduke81]

“Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime” or something like that. Another great lesson. Thanks Bob!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Wow Patty, you get it!!! I've been so tempted to say that but held back (you are reading my mind!!

[@ianbartlett2626]

Fannnnnntastic Bob. You have just made my day. Now I have find my song, my old shoes, loss my socks and get listening and memorizing. This is what I really need. Looking froward to seeing the next steps.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Ian, this concept is so important to me, as I know this is what's missing with a lot of the students here. If I can help get these points across and people would do them, I think they will start to develop better musicality. It's all a process really. Happy day today and I hope this helps!!

[@kentucky6147]

Great stuff as usual Bob! Please don’t stop!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Ken, thank you... we're just getting warmed up here...!!

[@bobbigascoigne5232]

Thank you Bob. This is amazing!! I learn so much when I do your videos. Capo use is a bit daunting because I really know nothing about music and everything I have makes so complicated. It sits and collects dust, lol. Looking forward to a plug and play to use! So many songs that I try to figure out myself but this would make the process so much smoother. You are amazing!!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

HEy Bobbi, this plug and play is merely inserting a pattern into chords and totally disregarding the sheet music. WHY work so hard? I'm pressing the easy button every time..

[@simonk9561]

Awesome, hope you are doing well Bob, very interesting and informative. Look forward to the next one.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Simon, thank you and yes, busy as you know what but doing great. Glad the video is helpful!!! Have a great evening !!!

[@robertbain5076]

Really appreciate the systemic approach to expanding the repertoire! I have sort of muddled my way through some of these steps, but really appreciate the the structure!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Robert, great to hear from you and I'm glad to hear that the lessons are helping. It takes some work to put it all together, but there's some major advantages to this approach (which btw, I didn't make up). The main thing is becoming more musical in your approach to music, which is kind of strange to say because you would think that music is musical in the first place. I'm here if you need any help or have a question. Wishing you a Merry Christmas!! bob

[@topkat48]

Thanks, Bob. I enjoyed this video and can't wait for the next lesson. And, yes, I missed last week's "Song Request".

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Truebluetopkat, thank you for taking the lessons and you are welcome of course to make a song request. Happy pickin' !! bob

[@CaffeineJogger]

Huge help Bob. This is brilliant. All your lessons have lead us here.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Rog, I'm really very happy that this is all making sense to you. Cheers and happy pickin' - I feel like this is a major breakthrough for you!!

[@CaffeineJogger]

@@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons . spot on Bob. Would of never thought possible.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

@@CaffeineJogger, hey Rog, I'm just so happy for you!!

[@MrA1582000]

Excellent suggestions. Thank you.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Thank you Mary, glad this will help!!

[@cathyalvarez8143]

Thank you so much my best teacher.God bless .more blessings.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Cathy God Bless you too and thanks for being a good student!!

[@BrooklynSailorBoy]

Thank you again, Bob, for being so very helpful! You are a super teacher!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

You are a class act Peter.. many thanks..

[@bryanbrink1284]

As a beginner finger style player, you have a reassuring, gentle teaching technique. Thank you.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Bryan, great to hear from you and happy that the lessons are helping (thank you for the kind words). Wishing you a great guitar year 2022 to you! bob

[@gwjr111]

Thank you! Idea of Step 3 new to me. Am going to do that. Definitely need to get better at consistently playing in time. Tend to speed songs up as they go along. Would be interested in buying CD. Thanks again!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

HEy GW, I'm glad something here helps.. The idea is to work on one step at a time and get the melody down in your head. We are really going to need to know how that coordinates with the music because this is the part that stops many people dead in their tracks. Reason being, words tend to not land on the same beats as the guitar part we are playing.. so that's what all the foot tapping and singing is all about- trying to get your brain acclimated to the rhythm of the song.. I will delve into this more on the next video, but I'm really glad that you are going for it... Trust me, you will be so glad you did.

[@steveanthony4695]

Hi Bob, as always, great lesson

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Steve! Hope all is well, great to hear from you!

[@49Eurnie]

thanks again Bob, like always a great lesson

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Glad this helps Eurnie! Happy pickin' and have a great evening!

[@catalinaalvarez5919]

your the best my teacher.Thank you so much.God bless and more blessings.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

HI Catalina, Thank you for watching and taking all the lessons here and thank you for all the Blessings..!! Wishing you a nice day today and Blessings from God as well!!

[@lindabryant3135]

Great lesson. Thank you! This is how I did it 20 years ago. Starting over...

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Linda, I am hoping that this method of learning will help you! Have a great guitar day!! bob

[@billallen1594]

Hey Bob, this is great. Thank you for putting this together and sharing your knowledge 👌🏼cheers, bill

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Bill, thank you and really happy that this helps you (worth me doing this lesson!). Have a great evening and I'll see you in the next video!

[@nancyk]

Thank you, Bob!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Thanks Nancy, I am really hoping this lesson (and the series) will help you!!

[@beckyh.1014]

Hey bob! You have to stop leaving me hanging!!! I have to wait for part B of Sad Song and now part 2 of Plug and Play?? Dude! You're killing me. 😉 Seriously though, I love your videos and I'm learning so much from you. Please don't stop!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

HI Becky, Hang in there Becky, The plug vid is going to be next because I had a lot of people from years ago wanting Leaving on a Jet Plane, (#1 on my to do list) and that was back in the Let's Play Guitars Together Series (2015). Promise I won't make you wait that long!!

[@Kangaroo920]

Good to see you again

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Caroline, it's good to see you again too... hope all is well... and glad you are picking your guitar!! Have a great guitar week! bob

[@alv6535]

👍👍👍 Bob, you are the best! Thank you 😊. I think you can read our minds. By the way, miss you and Larry playing together and your comedy. His fedora is cool 😎

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

I"m going to get Larry back soon as he called me a couple weeks ago. Studio is still not ready to record yet as I now have damaged mics from the moisture (from the flood here in NJ). Never a dull moment. Thanks Al, just trying to share all the info I learned and use to make music with you and the group!

[@bobbigascoigne5232]

And yes, absolutely I would love to purchase Larry's cd!!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Thanks Bobbi, I will get the ordering details soon to everyone!

[@pardieupopper339]

The nitty gritty you get down to is very helpful. Thanks!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Thank you Pardieu! Trying my best to get the music "inside" of everyone !!!

[@richarddeboer8934]

Nice for you to give us guitar info 👍75👍that is too use 🇳🇱

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Richard, if it helps you, I'm all for it!! Thank you and have a great evening!! bob

[@jimlepeu577]

I use lead sheets all the time. I download them from classic country lyrics. Excellent site.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Jim, just came back from a show- sorry for the delay. This is good to know as I didn't know about this site. So you are ahead of the game if you can make heads and tails out of lead sheets. You definitely have to know the song to be able to play from that (you get a free pass here Jim!! Thanks again, and have a great evening.. bob

[@dakotahstr]

wow Ive been doing this for a while now Bob! Works for me! Thanks

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Heather, YEAH!!! I'm so happy to hear that this is working for you!!! 😀🎸!!!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi strawberrymilk, not so happy to hear of your problem, but if you could explain to me what is wrong, I will be able to help. Please let me know okay. You can do this if you go slow! bob

[@sunnydayknitn]

Thank you Bob, you amazing at how you teach guitar step by step. I would love to learn the song Try to remember. It’s an oldie.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Sunnydayknit, consider it done... but who sang this song? If it's an oldie, I probably will know it when I hear it..

[@sunnydayknitn]

@@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons Hi Bob The brothers four sang this song when I googled the song but I also heard Andy Williams sing it.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

thank you for this@@sunnydayknitn .. have a great guitar day!!

[@anitajohannadrost]

What a nice assignment 🥰👍😁🇳🇱thank you!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

HI Anita, yes, yes,,, have fun and thank you!!

[@vinnyoorsprong62]

Bob, a beautifull YT lessons. it's learning TO LISSEN MUSIC 👂👂. theirfor we have 2 ears😉. music is a language. listening in order to imitate this is the start how you learn to say what you want to communicate.... so.Bob, thanks for your nice and attentively lesson. 🥳😁

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Vinny, yes, the listening part.. so important!!! Thanks for your great comment!!

[@cherpendarvis-studios]

Hi, Bob, Thanks so much for this great lesson! This is exactly what I need! You are the best! I'll get to work on the songs! And Yes, I would love to purchase Larry's CD :)

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Cher, I'll write you an e mail soon (it's been a zoo here lately).. and get you a Larry CD (which is great BTW..) have a great evening!!

[@cherpendarvis-studios]

@@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons Hi, Bob, Thank you very much! Have a great evening too :-)

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

as always@@cherpendarvis-studios, thank you!

[@gloriags7937]

Thanks for this interesting vídeo! 💐

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Gloria, at least I am original.. ha ha .. have a great evening!!

[@Deedianamarie3880]

Thanks 😊

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Diana, glad you are here!!!

[@OldC00T]

You're the best. Thx

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Thanks Jesse, don't know about that but I'll settle for you getting better on your guitar..!!

[@andrealarcon3721]

Hi this is good for me how are you the guitar you gave me is still good thank you very much again sir bob andre

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Andre, great to hear from you and hoping that you and the family are all doing well! Have a great guitar evening!!!

[@alandesmond9500]

Hi Bob, its my Sunday morning just watched your latest video. steps to practice are great, fortunately my old hobby going back years is latin dance so some bits are already 2nd nature, you know John Denver music's a favourite. You mentioned chord shapes with different Capo positions, that would be great if you could send (by e mail, but guess everyone would like too). So maybe best on your web site. When offer'g patterns for songs requested I though thats gonna be a mountain's task. Then I'm thinking of your plug and play or is it the Fix pattern that youve been giving details of in the last clips? I've got a nice set of melody notes worked up for sunshine on my shoulder key of G of the 5th fret. Thanks ever so much for your ideas and hope your feeling better after your sadness & bout of melloncolia. Maybe a song title suggestion or something similar. Look forward to seeing the next installment in your videos. Cheers f now

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Alan, that Latin Dance is really going to come in handy for this! If you could e mail me at [e-mail], I can give you an easy capo chord rundown. I would be totally lost without this knowledge and want you to have it . (actually very easy once you get the hang of it... Thanks Alan, pleasure to have you here!!

[@BrooklynSailorBoy]

Thanks!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Wow Peter, this is so very kind of you and very much appreciated!!! Please keep me posted with your progress- so happy you are working on this!

[@bernardtoews3697]

Hi Bob. Great video. Would you be kind enough to tell me the name of the blues song that you play at the end of the video and where I might find the chords and strum pattern. Thank-you in advance. Love your videos, so carefully prepared and so clearly presented!!!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

HEy Bernard, I will do one better. If this is your song request the song is called "Going Back to Chicago" and I will do it.. With regards to my videos.. Spent nearly two days of thought on this one and then 3 days making the video itself. The reward will be to hear back from people telling me they can do it.

[@hari6om]

thanks Bob. 💖

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

I was just writing an e mail to you now!!!

[@harlondyke4746]

Years ago I hurt my hand and I can’t form some of the cords but I can play the dead cord well and I wanted to use my capo but I don’t know and haven’t had anyone to show me the placement on the fritz for the cords if you could help me with this it would be appreciated

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

HEy Harlon, I'm very sorry to hear about your hand accident and I too had a real scare with my left hand (that is almost 80% better now) but goes numb every now and then on stage. Please e mail me at [e-mail] and I want to hear in more detail about the type of chords that you can play so I can help you better. Wishing you a good evening and hope to hear from you.. bob

[@michaeldevall5192]

I enjoyed this lesson. Thank you for an excellent lesson. How do I find steps 5 To 10.?

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Michael, thank you and glad the lesson helped! Steps 6-10 are going to be out this weekend so I hope you will tune in! bob

[@kibesamuel697]

Hi Bob, I hope i don't get left behind much, i try to keep up as much as i can. Considering am doing an undergrad degree and applying for postgrad already... so doing my best all-around because i love guitar and learning new things every day. I love your old shoes.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey KIbe, All the work that you had to do to get to this point for the postgrad is no easy task.. I know I couldn't do that and wonder where you can find any time for guitar?

[@kibesamuel697]

I try my best Bob, i mean i have to. funny i am doing all that at my early 30's. I love learning and from the best, for example kind getlemen like you Bob, you are part of my story trust me on that.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

@@kibesamuel697 , you are on the road to greatness, that's what this is all about. It's such a pleasure for me to have you with me but I don't want you to feel an obligation under your circumstances. Like I said, I would not be able to do what you do, so it is a mutual admiration for certain!

[@kibesamuel697]

@@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons Nope it's not. Guitar is a hobby of mine and it calms me down i did mention this on another video so i like it here.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

@@kibesamuel697 I'm glad you are here my friend!!

[@danyannapooranam1977]

Hey Bob ❤️ please upload Part 2 👀

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Dany, thanks for taking this lesson. I'm hoping that what you are looking for is in this series: kzbin.info/aero/PLx1uwVXECJKjepj4fweD9L6UDPABjeAqP If you need any help, please let me know.. Wishing you a happy weekend! bob

[@sheilaf5732]

I need the next part of this lesson. Trying to use plug and play for a gospel song I want to learn. So frustrated I have to take a break for now.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Sheila, just sent you an email!!! Wishing you and Endora a great weekend!!

[@sheilaf5732]

@@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons Thank you for the email Bob! Going over this lesson again. I am missing something here ...where are steps 6-10? Going to go read your email again.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

@@sheilaf5732 I"m going to e mail you in about an hour!! Got home last night at 3am! UGH!

[@sheilaf5732]

I am finally figuring out this method. Very challenging. Sent you a couple of emails.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Sheila, now I'm behind on emails too!! Be with you asap!!

[@paulwillemsen2957]

Hello Bob, I am a great fan of yours and i would like to thank you for your great help for playing guitar in a rather easy way. What I would like too know is the following. There ar so many chords p.e. C7, Dsus2, Cmaj7, Am7 and i would like to understand were does it come from. Is there a logical structure behind it? Can you explain how they are build up? Te in advance. Regards.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Paul, this is a very complicated question because the names of chords can come from many different places. The simple answer is, there are 7 different types of chords (at least that's what I know, there may be more) and they are associated with music modes for each key. A major chord has 3 notes that's called a "Triad" or 1, 3, 5 (three notes to make a triad). A minor chord is a major chord with a flatted 3rd.. 1, 3-, 5. A 7th chord has a flatted 7th (or dominant 7th) , in the case of a C chord that would be a Bb note. Major 7th is adding the 7th note of that chord's scale to the chord which would be a B note... Okay,, I know,, I bet you might be lost already.. People spend their whole lives studying chord theory, go to music school to learn... but we have a choice here.. Do we want to spend time learning theory or playing guitar? I know, at some point it would be a good idea to know some of it, and I admit to studying a little about it. But I've played with many virtuoso players that couldn't tell me a thing about theory. I've also played with college music professors who teach theory and can't play very well. So I guess it all depends on how you think your time is better spent, learning about music or playing it. With that said, I am no expert at music theory and have trouble writing out tab charts. But the way I see it, I have memorized the chord positions. From my experience , knowing the names of some complex chords have only come in handy when playing with accomplished musicians who might throw a chart in front of me. I'll ask them, what's this Dmaj7thb5.. they will show me and I'll go.. okay, I know that chord, I just didn't know the name of it.. So for right now my best advice is to just go with the flow, and associate the name of the chord with the positions on the frets- in other words, learn the positions. I hope this helps!! Let me know okay..

[@paulwillemsen2957]

@@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons Hi Bob, you’re right I’m lost completely but no problem. At least I’m not the only one that finds it a little bit of fusy stuff. I will concentrate on your lessons that’s more easy to understand. Tx anyway🙏

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

@@paulwillemsen2957 thanks Paul, but if this is important to you I would buy some books on the subject (or even take some music classes). If you do, just promise me you're not going to stop playing your guitar!!

[@paulwillemsen2957]

Don’t worry Bob!! Have a nice day or evening.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Thanks@@paulwillemsen2957,I"m in New Jersey USA which is next to New York City.

[@sergeauguste2074]

Hii mister Bob Harris am very glad for the new teaching soo I don't have any song right now to trying could you send me one has a home work . Thank you soo much n lord Jehovah will bless you all ur family n those students

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Serge, I don't know if you've taken all my course but how about a good spiritual Christmas Song (Silent Night?)... here it is. kzbin.info/aero/PLx1uwVXECJKirQM2XJtidqvfhVX-d0rne This is a good time to work on this as Christmas will be here soon. Blessings to you too and thank you as always..

[@kiersofwar]

Apologies if this has already been asked how or why did you know to set at 85bpm ? Your lessons are awesome always wanted to try finger picking rather then chords. Your lessons are perfect Thankyou 👍

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi kiersofwar, great question and no, this is a first. I listen to the song and tap my foot. Then I get a metronome and try to match the tempo speed that my foot is tapping to and move the metronome to the approximate speed of my foot. There's also a feature in most DAW's (Digital Audio Workstations) that allow you to "tap tempo" the song (click the mouse alone with the beat of the song). That will also give you the approximate tempo. On regular sheet music, the tempo is often indicated in the upper left hand corner. I hope this helps and thank you for taking the lessons with me!! Happy weekend!! bob

[@kiersofwar]

@@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons Thankyou for replying I will give this ago, I’ve got the chord change and finger picking to horse with no name just learning the words off by heart and can’t wait to try and put it all together 👍 thanks again

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

@@kiersofwar I'm so glad you are doing this- you have no idea how much this will help you to get much better on the guitar!! Please keep me posted with your progress- I'm thrilled and thrilled for you!!!! Happy weekend!! bob

[@michaelshotton2799]

Hi Bob I've been following your plug & play vids but when you mention the sheet music I get a little confused. Do I really need to have the sheet music? Where does the notation come into it or do I just follow the fingerstyle pattern with the chord changes as you taught throughout .

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Michael, thanks for watching the videos and to answer your question, we are cheating!! ha ha.. If we know the chords to a song, we can simply plug in an appropriate fingerpicking pattern and play the song, not needing to painstakingly go through tab. That's where the sheet music comes in, as it tells us what the chords are! So of course, there's no such thing as one pattern fits all, and that's why I have put out the song requests. I will listen to the song, write out the chords (in for the requests) and pick a pattern to play a simplified version of that song. But let's say you want to learn a song without my help. You will need the chords to the song (the sheet music again or a lead sheet), the words of course, and then be able to decipher the measures- this is because we are gong to insert a pattern and need to know how many measures of the G chord for example, we are going to play. IN other words, we have to count out the measures. Next lesson I will go over how to do that, but in the meantime, it's important to at least be able to hum along with the song and be familiar with it.. you know, without your guitar which we will add later. I hope this helps a little, but the best demo will be the process in action- we will get to see that with the requests... over and over again.. so no worries.. you will get this!!

[@michaelshotton2799]

Could we do 'the Katy Perry tune A thousand year' please Bob and also 'You are my sunshine' both mean so much to me Daughter and Grandaughter.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Michael, yes, I can do one of those songs... (just due to the high volume of song requested). Hope I can finish this year!!. bob

[@lorirasich861]

RUN BABY RUN ( BY SHERYL CROW) IS THE SONG I WOULD LOVE TO LEARN !!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Lori, thank you and I will add to the request list.. It's kind of big!! bob

[@texashoppy]

How do you play a waltz 3/4 song?

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Larry, great to hear from you and thanks for taking the lesson here! So the waltz time is 3 downbeats per measure instead of 4 downbeat in 4/4 time... I think you already know that).. I have 2 songs that I show a really easy waltz time pattern that can be used in many songs. Here's a link to Amazing Grace: kzbin.info/aero/PLx1uwVXECJKhFuQ9BTslEl3I3_pWhNLhw. The other one is Silent Night which uses the same exact pattern as Amazing Grace. I hope this helps. You are also welcome to make a song request here. Thanks again and I'm here in case you need any help too. bob

[@texashoppy]

@@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons Thanks

[@vivianedenis2404]

Tell me Bob, does Larry's CD contain mostly blues?

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Viv, Larry has blues, folk, jazz and pop standards put to fingerstyle. The other CD he has is with another dear friend of mine named Flip Peters who is a great guitarist and a college music professor- beautiful record of all sorts of music. It's 4am here and I can't sleep.. happy mid morning to you!!

[@sergeauguste2074]

Pace be with be you

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Thank you Serge, Peace Be With You too!

[@brucejepson3799]

Bob, where are you man?

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Bruce, great to hear from you and Merry Christmas+ happy new year. I hope all is well and it's been a while. I hope you had a good music season- it was busy with a lot of gigs this year (making up for the last 2). Let me know what is happening with you! bob

[@brucejepson3799]

@@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons It's good to hear from you and I'm glad you are gigging. Much has happened, would be nice to talk. Hope I can come see you play sometime and say hello. Peace, Bruce