I'm 71 but I always wanted to play have the time now,I am going to give it a fair try wish me luck!
Not to late I hope,,,,,,
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Good luck rograus, lots of us older beginners here
This year the diet is definitely gonna stick!
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I'm 62 and have tried starting a few times. I have a nice Eastman acoustic a Gretsch hollow body and an Epi Les Paul I'm tired of being a collector and want to learn this stuff. We can do it together, brother
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Originally Posted by: rograus
I'm 71 but I always wanted to play have the time now,I am going to give it a fair try wish me luck!
I am your age but have been at it a few years now. The memory is a little slower than it once was. But it just takes a little more repeating.
Best of luck to you and keep us posted on your progress.
[u]Guitars:[/u] 2014 PRS Santana, 2013 PRS Paul's, 2009 PRS Hollowbody, 1972 Gibson ES-325, 2012 Fender Strat American Standard, 2012 Yamaha Pacifica, Martin M-36, Martin 000-15M, Seagull S6 Classic[br][u]Amps:[/u] Fender Blues Junior III, Boss Eband JS-10, Line 6 POD 500X, Quilter Microblock 45
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Never too late. Not a cliche, I promise!
Peace
Dream as if you'll live forever, live as if you'll die today ~James Dean
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Originally Posted by: rograus
I'm 71 but I always wanted to play have the time now,I am going to give it a fair try wish me luck!
HI, I'm Deb! I'm starting at 71 also. I have a question for anyone who has experienced what I'm experiencing. I'm trying to learn the chord change from C to A minor. My ring finger seems to get stuck for moment and then it sort of pops or something and I can raise the finger up to the 2nd fret of the 3rd string. My tendon (?) is getting hung up on my knuckle it feels like. Has anyone else got a cure for that? Is it just that my ring finger is still weak? I've been playing these lessons for about 6 weeks.
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