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Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend
It was described as a work of comic philosophy, exploring guitar playing and life lessons with wit and imagery. It also included personal anecdotes about his journey with music.
It's available on Audible and I was listening to it and it is, of course, because it's you, it's not what one might expect.
— Episode: Elvis Costello
Episode: Elvis Costello
It was described as a work of comic philosophy, exploring guitar playing and life lessons with wit and imagery. It also included personal anecdotes about his journey with music.
It's available on Audible and I was listening to it and it is, of course, because it's you, it's not what one might expect.
And you talk about how it's like the lantern on a miner's helmet in a deep cave. And I thought, okay, damn it, this guy's good.
The point of this ramble, narrative, whatever you would call it, how to play the guitar and why is to try and get people past that inhibition to make a mistake that'll lead them to the pleasure of playing a song simply.
I want to take people down the trail in how to play the guitar and why.
You talk about this in How to Play the Guitar and Why.