I love soccer. It’s a beautiful game. So many millions and millions of people love the game. I’ve met so many good people from all over the world playing football. Just a ball and you can play.
If you want to be a better soccer player, at the end of the day and for the interest of long run, do it for the love of the game. Just play as much as you can. Take care of yourself. Dream about soccer. Work on your touch. You should be waking up at night because you are dreaming of soccer.
I just bought Singing Success online (May 25th, 2010). One, I want to be able to sing and play guitar in a variety of styles including rock, blues, jazz, reggae, samba, flamenco (!?), salsa, folk and r&b. Two, I want to make my own album where I play all instruments and sing. Three, if the […]
Hey everyone! Here’s some simple ways to improve one’s understanding of the backbeat. Snap one’s fingers along the backbeat Clap along with the backbeat Tap your foot with the backbeat Play the guitar on the backbeat, muffling the strings When learning about the backbeat Try to figure out how different grooves feel the way they […]
I’m checking out the 67 steps by Tai Lopez and friends. I am keeping a log of the process as I go. Please be aware that while I will attempt to give truthful and helpful reviews/writings of my personal experiences with 67 Steps, I am signed up for the affiliate program. Being signed up in the affiliate program means […]
I love music and I love playing music. Recently I’ve been giving serious thought to getting a part-time job doing computer stuff or starting a computer business. But I realized maybe I could apply some of my new-found entrepreneurial skills to music. Basically, I could look for more gigs and find ways of creating beautiful […]
I love the zoom h4n! I actually am getting another because I sold my first to some friends who live far from anywhere you could buy recording equipment. I included some music I recorded with the zoom at some live gigs. I love this thing and wish I had it when I was playing a […]
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Hope you enjoy! It’s just more of a song experiment than a song. I just upgraded to Logic Pro from Garage Band, and I am very happy about the effects and sends available.
Would you like to play music on unaccompanied, solo jazz guitar? Solo guitar is very beautiful to hear and very rewarding to play. I’m still learning a lot about everything musical, but I’ll try to share what I’ve learned so far from playing different solo guitar gigs (and what I’m still working on, too). What […]