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cube_monkey

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Joined: May 12 2020

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Hi,
I have been playing electric and acoustic guitar off and on for (cough) 45 years. Well a few weeks ago a long time friend decided I needed a classical guitar since that is what he plays. I really tried to stop him..no! :) Well he sent me a Cordoba G5 which I absolutely love. Its the bottom of the line but does not sound like it. So I have been studying Flamenco (no I can't do much yet, but I do love learning the b9 chords and listening to the greats. In all my years I have never payed attention to it, as a kid i saw that Carlos Montoya (where he plays in this church? or some classic auditorium, and introduces the songs. So that was like WHAT IS THAT???????????? :)
I love all the discussions, its alot of fun learning new stuff.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 12 2020 19:46:12