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Have a joyable trip.

thank you!

It’s flaMENCO not flaMINGO

Hey thanks ! I had forgotten how to do half that stuff. I am in my 70's and I forget more things than I used to. Thank you again for the great video !!! Great Job My Friend ! I love my 12 fret guitars ! That is a beautiful Gibson !

The leather strap looks good ,I prefer the fabric strap with a plastic buckle,the Other thing to watch is the strap coming off the pin,I put on a rubber ring that goes over the top,have a nice day Cindy

The shoelace trick.

I use a leather thong attached to the keyhole, knotted and put that on the strap pin. It frees up the girth on the pin

Maybe they have to use a bigger bullit to shoot the bull 🐃 😂 I used a branding iron to widen it ... (and decorate the belt a bit ...)

That's EXACTLY how I adjust my Levys!

Thank you for sharing your strap with us.I hope you have a great day.

Love the way you explain these things. Some instructors make things seem complicated. You make them seem simpler and doable. Thanks. I’m really enjoying your channel!

To soften straps, you can get leather softener or even use hand lotion (which I learned from a man who has made and sold leather guitar straps to sell for years) - the lotion may darken the strap a tad after it dries. The man then said to rub the strap back and forth on a table leg or something sturdy to break in the leather fibers. Works very well most of the time, though I have a strap that refuses to soften - the hide must have been extra tough lol. 😂 🤷🏼‍♀️ 🐮 💪🏻 The first time I tried to figure out a leather strap with the same tail, I felt like hiring a basket weaver to help. It seems I got it right in the end, but I couldn’t tell you how I managed that feat. It was purely accidental, lol. I also don’t like strap buttons that have the pickup jack within them. Aside from being much larger and tough to get straps onto, it’s just awkward if you want to unhook a strap because then you have to yank the cord out to do it. And worse yet, that means the weight of the guitar is anchored to the end pin and putting pressure against the electronics rather than hanging from a button with no electronics that can potentially break with time. I wish L.R. Baggs and others who do this sort of combo endpin-strap button would at least give a choice to have a separate strap and smaller strap button. Why do they think hanging a strap off that giant monstrosity is a better idea?!

YES!!!!! What do you do with that strappy thing 😆😂🤣🤪😩😂😅🤣 I made and ate a cherry pie while you fixed up the strap!!! Just kidding 😄- those type of straps are sometimes confusing! Great practical video Cindy!!

I like the battery access near the end pin also. Couple of my guitars have that set up. You have a great day also Cindy ! 🎸🎸🎸

Good morning ! 🎸🎸🎸

Thanks for the strap advice and pin placement. I have one guitar that wouldn't balance well it's strap. I wrapped the strap (where it rests on my shoulder) with that brown wrap used for sprain/bandage (gauze) because it's sticky to solve the problem and hold the guitar in place

For acoustics I use Roc-Loc on my straps. It works on any strap button, quick clip on and off.

It Will bunch up unless that adjuster loop piece is at the end slot. Thread from the end you want then loop the tail back down over top,entering last slot and adjuster piece before the tail goes to guitar. Good mental exercise you can use the brain power to remember the next chord!

Thank you! :) 😂 Useful info. God bless you and keep you safe on your road trip. Have fun! Ps... I'm on a 3 day trip away 45 min away from my home city. No agenda. Brought my guitar and hope to find some fellow musicians.... and maybe fish.

7 chords are cool thanks for showing us them😎

that was nice , thanks Cindy

Those chords are absolutely beautiful!!! Thank you, my musical friend!!!

Thank you. Just bought this in mint for my partner. I'm a pro player for 20+ yrs. She's going to love it! Great review and nice playing!

Excellent intro. My fingers were not made for a lot of these shapes. By the way, I can’t fret a bass note with my thumb, ever, not if the rest of the chord has to be clean. Works in progress.

My favorite chord too! Thanks to James Taylor!

Nice video - I heard more volume with the Tonebar! Nice to see a fellow player of the PRS mahogany instrument - love mine!

I love altered 7 chords but Major add 9 goes nice with your Maj7 or Maj9 😊❤

Again. You hit my understanding of chords right where I need it. Thanks. I did a little homework to figure out the Roman numerals of the key of A major, as that helps me understand where each chord is in the progression. I know some run away from theory, but I like it as it allows me to learn a progression in one key and then use it in another.

❤ I needed a fresh start... this was quite simply BRILLIANT 👏 Thanks for sharing 👍

Love this lesson thank you 🙏🏻

Very nice!

I have a few faves, but along those lines I really love an Asus2. I have been using Amaj7 a lot lately, so maybe there’s a new favorite in the works! We both can’t be wrong! I love an Am7 and an A7 to go along with Amaj7. 😂😂😂 I also like to play Dmaj7 up at the second fret. Great suggestions for chords to complement Amaj7! I’ll give them a try later! Btw, if you like unique jazzy chords, look up an artist named Laufey. She’s a really talented guitarist and singer. I’ve tried to play some of her songs. I have to simplify some of her chords to be able to play along, but it’s a great challenge to try keeping up! Anyway, you’re using a similar chord progression that she uses in one of her songs. That’s why I figured I’d suggest you check her out in case you’ve never heard of her.

Guitar store for your journey MassStreetMusic Lawrence KS is a great guitar store. 30 minutes West of KC They carry Collings, Martins, Vintage Martins and other fine quality guitars, both acoustic & electric. Very knowledgable luthiers You will need to ask to see the vintage Martins

Hi I've been watching you lately and I find the videos interesting. What I would like to see is the chores down the neck that you played in the intro

I really look forward to your daily videos!! They are so calming as well as educational ❤ we are heading up to Rockingham Maine in 2 weeks so I’m going to try to find a mom and pop guitar store along the way too!

Thankyou so much for your lessons, they are really helpful. Playing guitar is really good to keep my79 year old brain and my fingers working.. You make things easy to pick up which I cant always do with other teachers, so thanks again

I am just learning chords and enjoy being able to improv or noodle a bit to just get something nice to hear. It's cool to explore including the movable shapes and notes to add in taking a finger off a string or shifting. So far Dm is my fav adding a third fret e or open string e to shift. A strum gentle of a Em ignoring the sixth string.

Also - have you any thoughts Yamaha guitars in general? A friend of mine swears they are great guitars, but I have never played one.

Thank you Cindy. Makes sense of it all! I’ve read and heard multiple views on the CAGED system, but it seems simply to me. But I have a simple mind 😜

You can try to play Amaj⁷ to the C#m⁷ ... slide over Cm⁷ to Bm⁷ then back up to the barred Dm⁷ (on 5th) and E⁷ completing with Asus A

Every chord has its beauty in the context it is used ... combined with me whistling or singing brings out the magic ... I love the diminished chords because they are the connecting bridges in chord-progression ...

Best explanation of CAGED that I ever seen. Thank you for your stepwise approach to teaching, and not assuming too much existing knowledge of the listener. Cementing the basics really enhances and expands the potential for learning.

I have been playing guitar (even professionally for a short span a mere couple of lifetimes ago) for over 50 years, and I never had anyone demonstrate to me the practical application of the CAGED system as clearly as you have here. Thank you!

Bm9 A str. second fret then open D then the G and B strings fretted at the 2nd fret, Then the E7 you showed, then a variant of the C#minor 7th could be fret 4th fret on E and A strgs. fret D string at 2nd fret and 4th fret on the G.... Then the F#minor 7 you showed .... this could be a couple things I can think of like jeepers creepers for one..... the Bm9 sounds like the Dmaj7th also the C#m7th sounds like Amaj9th

Great lesson🙂 I hope you get to play a few songs with the gang at the Acoustic Shop🙂

Wonderful lesson, thank you! I recently bought a book of classic chord progressions that shows all the inversions up the neck to make the progressions sound prettier.

You are an absolute blessing.

I love the big E chord.

My favorite chord at the moment is Cadd9. It sounds beautiful to my ear, plus there are several other chords that sound good with it that I can play on the same two frets! Cadd9, D, Em, G5 ... Easy, lazy heaven!😄 p.s. I like "chatty." Keep it coming!

I live in Oklahoma I get up early drink a couple of cups of coffee and wait until around 8:00 eager to watch your videos. This was a really good one for me. Thanks for all you do.