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DON’T FEAR THE REAPER – Guitar Lesson
"I GOTTA HAVE MORE COWBELL!" SNL's hilarious skit belies the value of Blue Oyster Cults' 1976 poem about eternal love. A classic song with a classic riff. Here's your Don't Fear the Reaper guitar lesson.
nice website. pretty cool! I think it would be nice if you could have a written version of the songs showing the chord progessions, maybe have some play along videos for practice, but overall, really cool site. You make it look easy man.
My name is Jackson Mace. I have been involved with music and specifically guitar since 1963. I have been an educator for 32 years and a working musician for 40. I have taught guitar in the classroom and also privately. My instruction has focused on advancing practical rather than theoretical knowledge and making learning fun! I have a "healthy" collection of electric guitars and enjoy working on them, setting them up, modding them, etc. I currently work as a part-time professional musician and actor. After family, my other passion is this website. I am committed to enhancing the site and making free lessons and info about the guitar available to you .... committed to being your guitar mentor ... committed to being your FREE GUITAR MENTOR!
"I GOTTA HAVE MORE COWBELL!" SNL's hilarious skit belies the value of Blue Oyster Cults' 1976 poem about eternal love. A classic song with a classic riff. Here's your Don't Fear the Reaper guitar lesson.
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nice website. pretty cool! I think it would be nice if you could have a written version of the songs showing the chord progessions, maybe have some play along videos for practice, but overall, really cool site. You make it look easy man.
Done Johnny! Hope that makes it better for you!
I have not played for 20 years just starting to get back into it your site really helps.
Thanks kindly …… nice to hear you are BACK!
Love your site. Been playing 5 yrs. and learning alot from your site. Even able to work on Johnny B. Goode. Keep up the great work. John
Thanks a million John!