We are doing some lighting tests in the studio before a Bann shoot and my photographer grabbed a pretty good capture of me and my axe.

TL;DR: I'm going to fix somethings here/ streamline - you're input is requested... Please take the poll! It's been made aware to me that I need to help you know how to go from point A to point B, etc within this community. 😒 Life has often gotten in the way of me helping this community to be what my vision for it was almost two years ago, when I started it. Part of me feels like it should be farther along than it is, but wisdom says instead focusing on what isn't or what hasn't worked thus far, instead let's focus on what is working and how to improve it upon that... 🙂 So I want to cut anything that doesn't need to be here (cut out the fluff), remove anything that is confusing or that isn't streamlined, and make the flow here a lot more obvious and easier to navigate. With all that being said, how can I improve what is offered here? 🙄 I'm taking every and all suggestions to soft relaunch this community, because I myself and a few others see the potential here. 😃 What would you like to see more of here: Please take the poll: 👇

I just updated several courses in the classroom with books and resources that may be helpful! They range from Classical Guitar, Blues Guitar, Rock Guitar, Reading Sheet Music (Music Theory), and more... Let me know if any of it is useful to you!!! I am thankful for everyone of you! May your Thanksgiving be filled with many blessings, gratitude, and much to be thankful for!

Kind of a trick question... thoughts?! Definitely key of C.... how do I know?! Watch day one here..

A lot of people use this these days to better understand and remember chord progressions. While studying music before and during my university studies, I learned them as Roman Numerals to differentiate from the scales and the intervals contained within (more on this later) But this confuses some people if they don’t know and understand Roman Numbers as well. So here’s a few charts to help you figure this out… let me know if you have any questions about it… Most common progressions include 1, 4, 5, and 1 6m 4 5, or 1, 2m 3m, 4, 5… You can also substitute chords within a key for other chords… like subbing the 2m for the 4, or the 6m for the 1, or the 7d for the 5(7)… Questions…?!