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Changing Common Chords Into Beautiful Spanish Guitar
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June 12, 2014 in Spanish Flamenco Guitar
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Thomas I too was hooked on gipsy Kings style. I,v been a Bassist in a rock band for over 12yrs now retired at 62yrs young from live gigs. Shocked to see that Gipsy kings are now older than me, I was late in seeing them on you tube. Determined now to play 6string accoutic, I have been givern a Spanish guitar that I had repaired, I have been playing for just 8weeks Hardening up my finger tips, but I have learnt the rumba right hand with slap at a fair speed, with just two chords. But now I have found your fantastic way of teaching, by playing your B scale lead, gives my finger tips a rest as they hurt so much. Can you believe my dad and grandmother were Spanish and they never taught me one word, my gran could not speak English. Thank you so much for this wonderful site, and this down load
Regards Brian.
Thanks for visiting my blog Brian. – Tomas
Could you provide a drawing of where your fingers are on the fret board > It is difficult to know where they are on the video due to the fact that your fingers are covering up the frets and strings being played.
Thank you
thanks for your class.
I like to play this kind of music, and have not find progressions like this.
regards