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How to better understand cord progressions?
(lemmy.ca)
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good to know, I'm currently not even trying to play songs specifically, but more just have good sounding chord progressions to get familiar with the guitar itself.
example: https://youtu.be/GMiMhYLsxB4 starts at 0:25
I am also learning like Billy did, and obviously doc Watson.. eyes closed. I want to feel the guitar and music, not rely on my visual senses.
it's going to be a long road of learning. already at the addiction phase. perhaps I will try to get some songs under my belt that encompass a few chords that I already know to help me with my rhythm game