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Mr. Moto will keep ya interested even after playin' it nightly for two weeks.
Walk Don't Run is good C scale practice without bein' a strict C scale. Try
to pick up some more melodically invovled numbers like Slaughter on 10th
Avenue and Hawaii Five-0 to help keep your interest. Pipeline and Wipe Out
are simple classics, but not very much fun if they are not cranked through a
Fender reverb and amp.
Marty
<<Much to my surprise I haven't played the guitar too much in the last
month. Currently my practicing consists of me noodling around to bits
and pieces of various songs. I think I am going to switch gears and
force myself to play a short set of songs from start to finish every
night or so for say 2 weeks and see what that does. I think it will
be important for me to play the entire song...either lead or rhythm
and to play along with the recording. Can anyone suggest 5 or 6
simple surf songs to play to get me out of a rut?
Any other practicing strategies would be welcome.
Thanks,
BN
PS Hey we are creeping up on 100 members!
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