I can still play.

[Raynine]

My son who is in his fifties came over a while back and asked me where my guitar was. I had not played since about 1975 when I was in the last rock band band I played with. The cased guitar, a Fender Strat was in a closet with all kinds of stuff piled on top it and it took him some time to retrieve it. He took it home, cleaned it up and put some new strings on it. He used heavier guage strings than I used to use but it doesn't matter much at moment.

At first I could not do anything. I just put my hands on the fretboard and got used to holding the instrument. The brain is amazing. Old connections occurred slowly at first then like magic things came back. Finger dexterity is as good as it ever was. I bought a used Fender Twin Reverb amp, the same as I played in 1975. I am much more creative than I was then and I was a pretty good lead guitar player.

The guitar needs some work as the fretboard is a little warped but I will get that fixed soon or buy a better guitar. I may get an effects box to work with if things go well.

I don't know anyone who plays so I am just messing around like I did the first time when I got good. Music sucks today so I guess I'll be making my own soon.

 

[okfine]

Nice story.

 

[MarathonMike]

My son who is in his fifties came over a while back and asked me where my guitar was. I had not played since about 1975 when I was in the last rock band band I played with. The cased guitar, a Fender Strat was in a closet with all kinds of stuff piled on top it and it took him some time to retrieve it. He took it home, cleaned it up and put some new strings on it. He used heavier guage strings than I used to use but it doesn't matter much at moment.

At first I could not do anything. I just put my hands on the fretboard and got used to holding the instrument. The brain is amazing. Old connections occurred slowly at first then like magic things came back. Finger dexterity is as good as it ever was. I bought a used Fender Twin Reverb amp, the same as I played in 1975. I am much more creative than I was then and I was a pretty good lead guitar player.

The guitar needs some work as the fretboard is a little warped but I will get that fixed soon or buy a better guitar. I may get an effects box to work with if things go well.

I don't know anyone who plays so I am just messing around like I did the first time when I got good. Music sucks today so I guess I'll be making my own soon.

I joined an online musicians' website called wikiloops 3 years ago. It has opened up a whole world of collaboration with other musicians all around the world. Check it out

 

[Raynine]

I don't play but from the sounds of it, its like riding a bike, you never forget. Its nice that you have a hobby.

It ain't gonna be no hobby.

 

[Rambunctious]

I tried guitar and harmonica and even the banjo and drums... I just don't have what it takes... but I love music of all kinds and normally my summers are filled with music festivals and in my town they have band night every Friday in the park... beer and booze booths big dance floor under the trees and lights.... a ton of fun...

 

[Raynine]

I joined an online musicians' website called wikiloops 3 years ago. It has opened up a whole world of collaboration with other musicians all around the world. Check it out

Thanks.

 

[Raynine]

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

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You can't go wrong, with that setup.

 

[Muhammed]

My son who is in his fifties came over a while back and asked me where my guitar was. I had not played since about 1975 when I was in the last rock band band I played with. The cased guitar, a Fender Strat was in a closet with all kinds of stuff piled on top it and it took him some time to retrieve it. He took it home, cleaned it up and put some new strings on it. He used heavier guage strings than I used to use but it doesn't matter much at moment.

At first I could not do anything. I just put my hands on the fretboard and got used to holding the instrument. The brain is amazing. Old connections occurred slowly at first then like magic things came back. Finger dexterity is as good as it ever was. I bought a used Fender Twin Reverb amp, the same as I played in 1975. I am much more creative than I was then and I was a pretty good lead guitar player.

The guitar needs some work as the fretboard is a little warped but I will get that fixed soon or buy a better guitar. I may get an effects box to work with if things go well.

I don't know anyone who plays so I am just messing around like I did the first time when I got good. Music sucks today so I guess I'll be making my own soon.

It probably needs a truss rod adjustment after installing heavier strings because the heavier strings put more tension on the neck. Or perhaps just using the lighter gauge strings might fix it.

How to Keep Your Neck in Perfect Alignment

Unseen and unsung, the truss rod is a vital piece of guitar design.

www.fender.com

 

[Dante]

My son who is in his fifties came over a while back and asked me where my guitar was. I had not played since about 1975 when I was in the last rock band band I played with. The cased guitar, a Fender Strat was in a closet with all kinds of stuff piled on top it and it took him some time to retrieve it. He took it home, cleaned it up and put some new strings on it. He used heavier guage strings than I used to use but it doesn't matter much at moment.

At first I could not do anything. I just put my hands on the fretboard and got used to holding the instrument. The brain is amazing. Old connections occurred slowly at first then like magic things came back. Finger dexterity is as good as it ever was. I bought a used Fender Twin Reverb amp, the same as I played in 1975. I am much more creative than I was then and I was a pretty good lead guitar player.

The guitar needs some work as the fretboard is a little warped but I will get that fixed soon or buy a better guitar. I may get an effects box to work with if things go well.

I don't know anyone who plays so I am just messing around like I did the first time when I got good. Music sucks today so I guess I'll be making my own soon.

cool

and creativity is always there

 

[the other mike]

My son who is in his fifties came over a while back and asked me where my guitar was. I had not played since about 1975 when I was in the last rock band band I played with. The cased guitar, a Fender Strat was in a closet with all kinds of stuff piled on top it and it took him some time to retrieve it. He took it home, cleaned it up and put some new strings on it. He used heavier guage strings than I used to use but it doesn't matter much at moment.

At first I could not do anything. I just put my hands on the fretboard and got used to holding the instrument. The brain is amazing. Old connections occurred slowly at first then like magic things came back. Finger dexterity is as good as it ever was. I bought a used Fender Twin Reverb amp, the same as I played in 1975. I am much more creative than I was then and I was a pretty good lead guitar player.

The guitar needs some work as the fretboard is a little warped but I will get that fixed soon or buy a better guitar. I may get an effects box to work with if things go well.

I don't know anyone who plays so I am just messing around like I did the first time when I got good. Music sucks today so I guess I'll be making my own soon.

Have fun with it.
Organic apple cider vinegar helps prevent arthritis. Here are 2 amazing lead players you can swipe some riffs from.......

 

[the other mike]

This is Andy James before joining Five Finger death Punch .
Alot of players probably don't waste much money on metronomes after hearing this dude. He's kinda off the charts .

 

[Raynine]

I'm also a serious cyclist. I have to spend money to maintain my bikes. It's like having two expen$ive girlfriends.

 

[the other mike]

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

He is very skilled.

Though I struggle to find the usefulness, outside of monetized youtube videos that make people comment on how skilled he is.

 

[the other mike]

He is very skilled.

Though I struggle to find the usefulness, outside of monetized youtube videos that make people comment on how skilled he is.

I bet 'AI' Matteo will be cool
They can do dualung shred videos.

 

[the other mike]