When I made my first attempt at learn how to play guitar I have to say it was a real nightmare. I had wanted to learn since I was in my early teens but in my house the guitar was the devils work.
So I waited until I was out on my own and any good son and then I bought my first Yamaha acoustic guitar along with a couple of beginner guitar books. I was excited and ready to learn, however things just went down hill, nothing seemed to make sense.
I made good money at my job so I decided to hire a guitar instructor, by the hour, to come to my house and teach me to be a real guitar player. Grrrr.
Hiring that guy was probably my biggest mistake. Back then I was a very shy, I couldn’t sing at all and to make it even worse I had zero rhythm. The last thing I needed was an instructor without a lot of patience yet it was exactly what I got.
Just three lessons and $30.00 later I asked him not to return. I was polite but really I wanted to crack the jerk in the head with my Yamaha, which I gave away shortly after.
Twenty years passed before I ever tried learning how to play guitar again. That’s when the Internet finally became available to me and people started putting lessons online. I bought another guitar, this time a used one and decided to give learning guitar another try.
I learned some basics, just enough to entertain myself. The thing is I did learn some things, enough to make me want to learn more. Then along came Youtube and I learned even more. It was so nice NOT to have some actually sitting in front of me who’s body language was saying he wanted to get out of there.
I was getting better but as hard as I tried I still had no rhythm and then I found Jamplay.com and paid their site a visit which changed my life. Come on over and read more about