5 Tricks To Make People Think You Are Amazing At Guitar

This is not a lesson designed to make you a better
musician per se, although if you get something musical out of it great!

These are just (pretty) easy to learn tricks that will get your
fingers moving right away and that sound cool with minimal amounts of practice.

Anyway, the tab for the lesson is below and the video is below that. Enjoy!

Tab to this lesson can be found at: https://uptempomusiclessons.com/blog/2013/08/24/5-tricks-to-make-people-think-youre-amazing-at-guitar-2/

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