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--- Marty Tippens <> wrote:
> Ok, but you have your agreement and disagreement
> backwards. I am of the following opinions:
>
> 1. Ear training is not the most important way to
> learn surf music
Oh, I thought you were saying that it is... well, what
do you think is the most important way to learn surf
music, if not by ear?
> 2. Tabs can be usefull for more difficult forms of
> music and making tabs ain't a bad practice. I keep
> several on the computer as well and I have published
> a few on my www.planktone.com website.
AHA! I knew you had skeletons in closet.
> Ear training is the better way over tab to learn
> surf music but it is more important to hook up with
> another guitar player and interact when learning
> surf or any other form of music.
Agreed, but let me just say <for arguments sake :), >
what is the difference between having somebody show
you a lick or learning it from a tab? either way it is
an exchange of information.
And P.S. to everybody, just so there is no
misunderstanding, I think Marty is a great guy, an
extremely talented multi-instrumentalist, and you
should seek out The Planktones "Makin the Scene" is
one of my favorite CDs from the last few years!
fd
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