Never Finished A Song? - Do this first....

Quick tip listing all the songs you know to help you finish and prirotise your guitar songs. This guitar lesson focuses on helping you create a list of songs that you can practice every time you play.
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[@Danny-qq5nr]

Rocking in the free world my A list

[@10tendogsdonie]

& that is golden advice, !!! just to add, learn the songs you know all the words to its half the battle, plus gives you confidence instead of looking at sheets for the lyric, better still write your own using the chords all other songs are written in just change the rhythm,...& ENJOY, x

[@No_Name_Really]

I have made no list, but I keep it all in my head. I often play songs from your list A and revisit those in list B. Yet, your advice is great, for I am sure some songs keep slipping out of my mind. Thanks, Drue!:Have a wonderful day!❤

[@DrueJames]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@thetransformationalbabyboomer]

Yes I do have a list. I ticked those I have learned and mastered and those unticked ones are WIP. I like you suggestion. Thanks Drue!

[@DrueJames]

Wonderful!

[@clowncarqingdao]

Every part of every song you learn becomes part of your real reason for playing the guitar - to have a musical voice and not to simply parrot other peoples' ideas.

[@tanujSE]

I still calculate learning guitar practically from a teacher is better way,I learned after failing in KZbin but I don't know much just few chords

[@No_Name_Really]

I learned a lot from KZbin, including classical guitar songs. You can, too! By the way, I am 56!♥️

[@bahoonies]

You're right. A teacher will spot the mistakes you make, teach good technique, and show you better ways of using the fretboard among many, many other things. I have learned so much from my teacher. KZbin is a brilliant resource though. And of course, you're never too old to learn. I'm 71 and I started first with ukulele and then added the guitar as a way to lift my spirits after being diagnosed with prostate and kidney cancer 7 years ago. Thankfully, I'm clear now and I love my instruments.