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guitarristamadrid -> Entri's 3 chord groups, for use with right hand technique (Apr. 13 2010 4:17:31) Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px

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sean65 -> RE: Entri's 3 chord groups, for use with right hand technique (Apr. 14 2010 0:51:28) Cool, thanks[8D]

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Elie -> RE: Entri's 3 chord groups, for use with right hand technique (Apr. 14 2010 6:06:15) they sound nice . ty

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minordjango -> RE: Entri's 3 chord groups, for use with right hand technique (Apr. 20 2010 8:20:40) they are cool , thanks man much appreciated. got any scales? or anyone suggestions im still going over phygian and major , id like to see some scales that really focus on string crossing , or groovy exercises

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guitarristamadrid -> RE: Entri's 3 chord groups, for use with right hand technique (Apr. 20 2010 8:30:17) Yeah I got a ton of scales focused on different technical challenges (such as string crossing), send me an email and I will send you back the gp5 files

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minordjango -> RE: Entri's 3 chord groups, for use with right hand technique (Apr. 20 2010 9:46:53) cheers man your too kind , lets both get back to practice . all this technical ltalk is actually great for me

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Tomrocker -> RE: Entri's 3 chord groups, for use with right hand technique (Apr. 20 2010 12:27:07) I guess i'll put my nose for that guitar pro file too;P)) tomrocker57@hotmail.com. THanks in advance Welly

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Jamey -> RE: Entri's 3 chord groups, for use with right hand technique (Apr. 20 2010 19:48:48) I'm a little slow on the uptake. The chord groups are great but my (probably extremely obvious) question is, what technique for the right hand? Or is this a fretting exercise using an arrangement of three common chord groups that work well together? (I almost feel like just answered my own question) Thanks for any insight. - Jamey

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