Greetings All from Alabama

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JLNims

Posts: 27
Joined: Mar. 9 2016

Greetings All from Alabama

Hello! Name here is Jeff. I've been playing electric and acoustic steel strings for over 46 years. I then ventured into classical for awhile. I found that a bit boring; so I'm moving into flamenco. I played a flamenco style on my steel string acoustic - ala Al Dimeola. Studying some of his work gave me some nice arpeggia; and other benefits.

Anyhow, looks like a nice site with some knowledgeable and pleasant people. See you in the threads!

Jeff

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Piwin

Posts: 3562
Joined: Feb. 9 2016

RE: Greetings All from Alabama (in reply to JLNims)

Welcome to the foro!

I've only been on here for a short while myself but I can already tell you that there are a lot of valuable and interesting stuff to discover here. See you in the threads.

Cheers,

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