Fake Jam Session

Billy and me had some laughs playing for Terri on her recent visit. I played harmonica and tried to play guitar. I was shy in front of her for some reason. We had a blst though. I don't know why, but I feel the need to stomp one foot while I play guitar. It's so silly of me, I know, but it makes it so much fun.

Comments

[steve Maitland]

Great article

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Best Regards

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[Guitar Reviews]

No such thing as a 'fake jam' unless you are playing the air guitar. Just sayin' ;)

[Learn to play the Guitar]

I want to learn to sing too... I thank you for recommending this... Im going to take a look at it to see whats it about... don´t take no from your band... thats cool

[Bunda]

Hi Jim Greene,An concept I've had sucsces with setting smaller and more concrete (chunkable) and achievable goals just think small one little lick or passage to conquer ..since I know my practice time will inevitably get reduced by things that always seem to happen beyond my control, instead of trying to mentally carve out an hour or more each day to work on learning a whole bunch of stuff .I break up my approach, and just focus on one small tiny piece ..something I can practice whenever I get the chance, five minutes here, 10 minutes there .and stay focused on that one little piece .and make sure I get it down before moving on .in the end it seems I am able to aquire more useable skills doing it this way than maybe sitting for a whole hour and getting distracted by a hundred licks I think I want to learn .just always have that one little small thing at a time you are working on ..saves a lot of frustration knowing that you are still progressing even if you only have 5 minutes here or ten minutes there to practice .hope this helps.Tom