Well done Debra. John Strat

Hello Debra…..You’re progressing in leaps and bounds…..very nicely done. Nice variation on the rhythm. You put a little bounce to it. Very impressed!!

Marty

Wow! way to make it your own Debra! Really well done, I think this is the best I’ve seen you play. Keep up the great work!!

Scott

Yep, it’s definitely the best i’ve seen you play. Your improv skills know no bounds. You inspired me!

Wow Debra! That was awesome. Major progress! Keep up the good work.

yes very well done,,really nice guitar too!

Hi Debra, that was great! I like the funky strumming pattern and digging in and snapping the strings, really cool!

Hi Debra,

That was great, you really got into it and made it your own

Keep them coming!

Cheers,

Mick

Hello Debra,
Very nice job on this, you are making major progress for sure.

Mark

Wow was the first word that crossed my mind also! Great variation on the lesson, Debra, I really enjoyed watching your left hand magic (how come I never noticed you were a lefty?). I agree this shows great progress. Thanks, also, as you were my inspiration for using a percussive right hand effect in my 142 fingerstyle. I had never done that before.
John

Well its all been said, honestly you only post once a month for these, and from when I first heard you play until this, leaps and bounds oh yea, girl what will you have for us next month, as us old hippies say KEEP ON TRUCKIN’

Nice job Debra, I knew you would come up with something good. Lots of feeling expressed in your playing. I agree with the others–seeing lots of progress. Congratulations!

Gene

As others have said, tremendous improvement here, and your variation on the rhythm part was nicely done and very appropriate. Really well done.

Hi Debra, what a progress!!!
That was played really, really, really great. Super groove.
More so. I look forward to more posts from You.
Thumbs up. 🙂

Best Regards
Wilfried

Hi Debra,

I totally agree with the others: great playing, great progress, great guitar! Your way of playing the F#m-chord gave the song a new dimension, and your overall timing is real fine. I think too this is your best post, enjoyed it a lot!

Regards,
Patrick

Hey Debra way to go, I agree with the others best ever post! Super job with this one. I would guess you’ve played some finger style before?
Rob

Ditto for me as well. Great sense of rhythm and the lead was spot on. Your fretting fingers were really moving well, up and down the neck. All the notes were clean, mistake free, and fingerstyle was great (both thumb and fingers) with good sharp notes. Good plucking sound, too.

Fantastic job!

Larry

Debra,

Great post. You really look like a natural fingerstyle guitarist and you looked very comfortable. I also liked the improv. Tom

Hi Debra and well done,
You seem really cool from the very beginning pre-playing; getting set up and joining the backing track in your own time. Then just hit your own groove and played the lesson in your own style. Fantastic and agree with previous comments your best yet!

Cheers Bri

Hi Debra wonderfully played an Outstanding performance!Well Done keep up your excellent work Barry

Fantastic Debra, you have been locking yourself away practising, sounded great, cheers Phil

Well played Debra. Looked and sounded like you could have grooved all day long.

George

So cool!! Really impressed!! Loved the funky strummin (what a super idea) you added something new, something different, unique!!
Keep on trucking
Ale

I really enjoyed that! You took off and put your own spin on that cool lesson. Beautiful guitar! Is that a Taylor T5?

Well played! Where did you get this cool guitar?