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Have Thine Own Way
- A Lesson on a Flatpick Solo of the Hymn “Have Thine Own Way”
- Narrado por: Bill Brown
- Duración: 12 m
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In this lesson, Bill Brown walks you through the solo in three measure sections completely “by ear”. This way, you memorize the arrangement while you are learning it. A full demonstration of the solo is provided at the beginning of the lesson. This lesson uses no tab, music, print, or video.
This is a level one lesson.
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