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In need of advice.
Posted on 7/11/13 at 1:05 pm
Posted on 7/11/13 at 1:05 pm
My friends dad gave me an old drifter acoustic guitar, I've been practicing for three days and learned chords like G major C major D major and E minor. I also learned the e minor pentatonic scale. I'm trying to play brown eyes girl as my first song but I just feel like I'm lost. What should I practice, how should I practice, and what should I continue learning ??
Posted on 7/11/13 at 1:19 pm to RickySauwce
Dont expect to get that song down easily if youre just beginning. It has alot of bar chord sliding and you have to be somewhat left/right hand coordinated to tackle that song. Give it time and it'll come. You could potentially learn the "dah-dah...dah...dah-dah" melody and play it on one string, but if you want to play and sing that song, it's best to learn the rhythm chord progression and strum along.
Posted on 7/11/13 at 2:48 pm to RickySauwce
The chord changes are really fast on that song. Learn to play from G to C by just moving the 2 fingers on the E and A strings while playing G down to the A and D strings while leaving the pinky and ring finger parked on the B and high E strings. You can also play the D7 by moving just the index finger to the G string and leaving the pinky and index parked. Em can be played by moving the index and middle fingers to the A and D strings the normal em formation while keeping the pinky and ring fingers parked. You can change chords really fast by doing it this way.
Here is the G chord.
Here is the G chord.
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