BGU 2 - My Lesson 3

[Misty Mountain Hop]

On a roll! Here is my lesson 3. Having fun working through Griff's course.

Lesson 3 EX 1

 

[Jalapeno]

sounds good. the fun hasn't even started yet, you'll really like it as you get deeper in to it.

 

[johnc]

Yes well done Misty Mountain, you are on your way. Sounding good, you should be happy with your efforts so far.

 

[Misty Mountain Hop]

Thanks for the nice words everyone. I love the support system here! Makes for keeping the enthusiasm high!

 

[david moon]

Seems like you have a really good feel for rhythm. Have you played in groups before?

 

[Misty Mountain Hop]

Seems like you have a really good feel for rhythm. Have you played in groups before?

Thanks David. A long time ago (early nineties) I played in an all originals grunge band in Detroit for a while. I just really love rhythm, especially in blues where you can do those little fills ala SRV.

 

[Bob Wagoner]

How do I ask a question or where do I write it out. won't this only look like I'am trying to answer someone else's question. I'm trying to find out where I get the manual for BGU. Griff talks about chord shape and refers to a page in the book. I don't know what book he is talking about.

 

[HotLks]

Hi Bob -

Welcome to the forum!

I found this from the Home button on this forum's main page, just to the left of the FORUMS button:



http://bluesguitarunleashed.com/contact/

From the Contact Us page:

If you have any sort of customer service question, please email helpdesk@bluesguitarunleashed.com and you’ll usually get a response in less than 24 hours.

Explain what you want to do and someone will assist you. I've contacted them with a question similar to yours and they took care of me very well.

See you down the road!

 

[david moon]

How do I ask a question or where do I write it out. won't this only look like I'am trying to answer someone else's question. I'm trying to find out where I get the manual for BGU. Griff talks about chord shape and refers to a page in the book. I don't know what book he is talking about.

To ask a question you could always start a new topic in an appropriate forum area such as Music and Guitar Learning, or BGU.

Generally, you get the "book" when you buy a course. If you opt for digital download only, you would need to download the pdf of "the book" and save it on your computer or print out a paper copy. If you get the full version, you should get a nice package of printed material, DVDs and CDs.

Either way, once you have bought a course, you can go to the BGU site and access the digital download (manual, videos, backing tracks) from any computer anywhere.

 

[Bob Wagoner]

To ask a question you could always start a new topic in an appropriate forum area such as Music and Guitar Learning, or BGU.

Generally, you get the "book" when you buy a course. If you opt for digital download only, you would need to download the pdf of "the book" and save it on your computer or print out a paper copy. If you get the full version, you should get a nice package of printed material, DVDs and CDs.

Either way, once you have bought a course, you can go to the BGU site and access the digital download (manual, videos, backing tracks) from any computer anywhere.

Thanks David, I now have the manual. I bought the digital course and found the manual by following your directions.