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Thanks steve - will send longer message later - still recovering from a week-end near the Walish border.

Hello Steve - thanks for adding me to your friends list. Great to meet you on Saturday and hope you enjoyed it. Hope you got home okay as well.  :)

Ya, thats the spirit Steve! My buddy Bill is on his way over now for our usual weekly practice. We are trying to tighten up 3 original songs before we go into the studio to record them. Beer and food makes the practice go a whole lot better. LOL

Enjoy your practice, Keni Lee 

Thank you for your friendship too. Enjoy your practice.

Thank you for your order, Keni Lee

Hello Steve,

Yes, CD 4 is a good place to start. CD 6 is part 2. By simply retuning from GDG to ADF# the CBG functions differently (same strings). The GDG tuning is best for bottleneck slide, shuffle blues rhythms, walking bass lines, playing two notes at the same time (double-stops) on the first two strings,etc. The ADF# provides a system of movable chords that functions very similar to a 6 string guitar. It makes strumming chords easy, especially if you use a fake book of your favorite band or artist. You will have no problem finding the substitute 3 string CBG chords you need. Feel free to contact me if any questions arise as you work through the lessons. Enjoy your practice, Keni Lee    

thanks for the friendship - look me up if you come to lyme again

best marshall

Thanks for the request.If you'rean Animals fan you must be getting on a bit?

Saw your reference to the Animals version of Roadrunner, I had forgotten they did it even though in my yoof I spent alot of time at the Club A'gogo where the animals were the resident band.Still prefer Bo Diddleys original though.

When the missus got the christmas tree out of the loft she discovered this

Which got me all nostalgic so I built a gogo three stringer