Steve Stine Guitar Lesson - Lindsey Buckingham Fingerpicking Style for Acoustic Guitar

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@chrisy941- 7 лет назад

LOVE this lesson as I am learning Landslide.

@teegleason8044 7 лет назад

Thank you Steve for sharing your gift. You make my life so much easier in trying to figure a lot of this out. Good Karma to you bro. for making the world a better place by sharing your art. Thx for all your videos man.

@kimberlyisherwood7220 2 года назад

Beautiful ❤️

@stinemusiclessons 2 года назад

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@josephryan8899 8 лет назад

just a question for you most beginner lessons try to teach you to leave you left thumb at the middle of the neck in the back. just asking thanks

@joeherrjr 8 лет назад

I've seen quite a few lessons on this and your explanation of why you move your fingers where when changing chords is really helpful. It even makes it easier to remember the chords.

@taniaroyaltr93 7 лет назад

Thank you so much for this lesson!

@stevenoyes5445 7 лет назад

Delightful lesson. Lots of people say it, but you really are a talented guitar teacher. Keep it up!! THANKS!

@MWGrossmann 3 года назад

I only just stumbled across this vidfeo and it's really helpful, but would it be possible to add an overlay with the chord chard fingering for each? "We're gonna be using a G-slash-B" is great, except there are a few ways to play it and it's pretty hard to make out exactly where your fingers are going, even with your demo and explanation. I can't quite make out how you're forming the simple Am7. With "standard" notation I can work out how to adjust my fingers (which don't always fit what's expected), I hope I'm not coming across as greedy or dickish; I really appreciate this and will be checking out more of your vids. Thanks.

@stinemusiclessons 3 года назад

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