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Help for a newbie!!

Posted: 13 Jan 2009 1:06 pm
by Darren Jones
Hi Guys,

I've had my steel for about a year, i've kinda worked my way round the chords and can now find at least two positions of every chord (within reason) I know a few nice sounding tunes and some licks, intos and turnarounds etc. The wall i keep hitting is i go blank as soon as i play to music, i can get by just playing along with the chords, but im never quite sure what notes or scales i should be using for backup licks etc i.e. If the progression is C C G F and i want to play a fill over the f at the end, i can find the F no problem but what do i play?? Am i just missing a few vital scales??? I've looked at getting the 'Up from the top' series tuition guides but the're a lot of money and im not entirely sure its what i need.

Cheers guys
Darren

Can I help?

Posted: 13 Jan 2009 1:50 pm
by Mickey Adams

Posted: 13 Jan 2009 1:55 pm
by Kenny Martin
Mickey's anwser is correct! Man he can help you through some great stuff. I know my way around but i have learned from the way he explains it as well!

Great stuff Mickey!!

km

Posted: 13 Jan 2009 4:07 pm
by Brian McGaughey
That is so gracious of you to give your time to make and post those videos, Mickey.

You and Greg Cutshaw really add class to this place! Others do too, but you two come to mind because of all the info you share with everyone...

Posted: 13 Jan 2009 4:27 pm
by Mickey Adams
Thank Brian, and you too Kenny..I appreciate your input very much. Im posting some more things tonight before a very long trip to Norway...I want to see that 1 Million Mark on YouTube when I get home!...I'm about 20k shy...and very grateful to all of you...peace!...Mickey

Posted: 13 Jan 2009 4:46 pm
by Kenny Martin
mickey
i'm always learning and you have made me want to know more about chords and how to move between licks. I appreciate very much what you do to help anyone that ask. be careful flying around out there. we need you back!!!
km

Posted: 13 Jan 2009 4:50 pm
by Kenny Martin
mickey
i'm always learning and you have made me want to know more about chords and how to move between licks. I appreciate very much what you do to help anyone that ask. be careful flying around out there. we need you back!!!
km

Mickey's Da Man

Posted: 13 Jan 2009 6:30 pm
by Bernie Gonyea
:D :roll: :whoa:

Ditto on all the nice comments these folks are showering you with, Mickey. Yes, I , too wish for you a very smooth and great voyage across the big Pond. May the good lord be with you, my friend.Keep up the good work on that teaching career of yours..Bernie :D :lol: :)