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Moander, thanks for the response. What you describe explains what I seem to have seen other accomplished guitarists do. When you learn a new bit of music, especially a lead part from a tab sheet, it doesn't always appear obvious that you are going to bar a certain fret and then play notes...

Economy of movement sounds like good advice. I still haven't really trained my fingers to sort of hover just above the strings, they seem to often come up pretty high when I let go of a string. Maybe as I get more familiar with scales and progressions they will naturally stay closer to the...

Thanks Heywood!

OK, great information. I wanted to see if I might be going about things in a backward sort of way. Thanks for all of your help!

Thanks, yes that is what I was asking. Also, if you are playing a riff by arpeggiating chords then you would leave your fingers in the chord position and move them only when necessary as opposed to having all of your fingers off the frets until you play each specific note? To prevent...

Hey guys, I haven't been posting on the site for a while but I'm still plodding along! Just wondering if anyone has advice on barring a fret to play through scales or a lead riff (to make playing it faster with less finger movement)? After you work out the note progression do you just bar...

Great demo, nice guitar. Thanks for posting the review.

I saw these guys at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago with Michael Schenker Group opening around 1981... maybe Beatin' the Odds tour. A pretty rocking concert and Molly Hatchet was in top form.

Yes, I don't think I've bought a record newer than "One Quiet Night".

Hey I don't remember red joys sticks.. were they for Atari or something? I didn't really pay attention to Lou Reed much until the "Magic and Loss" record. That's a very good record..all the way through. But it's a little on the depressing side. Thanks for posting the vids. It's always...

This is a favorite Pat Metheny / Lyle Mays song which is available in studio version on the "As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls" record. The song is also in the movie Fandango which stars Judd Nelson and Kevin Costner. dKxGVPk9o1E

Very nice!

I haven't heard some of his older recordings but I like him enough to give anything he's done a good listen. It was great to see him in "You See Me Laughin'". I think he was Fat Possum's biggest star for a while.

If that memory is made up he must have spent a lot of time rehearsing the story. I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. Cool video.

I wanted to contribute a video to the forum and share one of my favorite blues guitarists with some of you that might not know him yet. I hope you enjoy it. oIipLehco8M

Thanks for the suggestions and info Commodore 64. I got a recommendation for the Peavey Vypyr 30 from Sunvalleylaw and I think it was good advice. I've been playing the amp now for a few days and still exploring all of the options. So far it has been nothing but pure enjoyment. I really like...

I'm sure some of you have seen this already but if you haven't then it's worth checking out!dBuMsHB9FRc&feature=player_embedded

Nice photo Robert. I voted for it.

Very cool. Evidence that music is a universal language. Thanks for posting this up.:AOK

Great job with this song. Really nice playing and singing. I agree with helliott about the use of space too.