Favorite bands :
Pretty much anything that's classic rock, pop, smooth jazz, jazz, country or blues. How about Larry Carlton, The Eagles, Michael Franks, Peter White, Steely Dan, Brad Paisley, Rascal Flatts, BB King, Randy Crawford, just to name a few.
Favorite guitarists :
Too many to mention. Okay, here's one: Larry Carlton
Favorite bassists :
Timothy B. Schmidt
Favorite books :
Anything guitar related.
Favorite tv :
Discovery, TLC, History Channel or anything educational.
I'm an electronics technician for a small company.
I've been playing guitar for awhile. I just finished taking 3 years of jazz lessons. I also teach guitar lessons on the weekend in order to share what I've learned with others. Nothing comes close to the thrill of taking a new student and watching them progress to become a skilled musician.
I started taking classical piano lessons about a year and a half ago. Because I already know theory and how to play the guitar, my instructor had me skip several of the lesson books. I'm often asked which is harder to learn - guitar or piano? The answer is piano. Learning to play using all 10 fingers AND read music at the same time is a lot more difficult than playing guitar. Will learning to play one instrument help you to learn another? You bet it will and I highly recommend it.
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