Butterflies are Free, and also this music from Gibson

Some Good News from good sources:

Gibsonian rock and roll for youngsters to learn new guitar licks, click on the link below. Music is the true language of the ageless. Titans and daughters and sons of yours will learn to play, sing and dance as gentlemen and gentlewomen of the Cross.

http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Lifestyle/Downloads/?Index=1


Also here is a link to a guitar lessons, free over the internet... been up and running for a long time. Lots of good shuffling, and trundling for all our sons and daughters starting out with their garage skiffle bands.

http://www.justinguitar.com/
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Be Excellent To Each Other- The Wyld Stallyns (Bill and Ted)


Any one else want to get into music? I once found a stash of dusty Yamaha classic guitars in the choir teacher's storage at a middle school where I taught. About eleven of them were in great shape. I asked a simple question: Are our students here mostly Hispanic?

Well, Miss Weterly and her chorus got excited, and Mexican Heritage got performed that year the way it is meant, on classic strung guitars with soft Spanish voices.

If you have a similar task to perform, I suggest you go to the first United Methodist church in your town, and ask them at one sunny day Church service to please donate any old guitar, that they have lying about their houses. One church collected almost a hundred beginner's and better guitars the following Sunday after the request. That's fifty kids off the streets studying a skill.

There is always a new generation of buskin' beginners every nine months. Pass it along, a used instrument has much life in it... clarinets to violins, all of mine are used and have very fine tones.
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