https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/ Guitar Noise Discussion Board en-US Thu, 04 Jun 2026 08:09:32 +0000 wpForo 60 https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-364736 Wed, 16 Mar 2011 20:04:01 +0000 Meet and Greet pastor_bob https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-364736 https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-364522 Fri, 11 Mar 2011 19:43:03 +0000
If you ever need guest performers, call L'Angelus and catch their show sometime http://www.langelus.info/shows/shows.html at Puckett's in Nashville, or at the arena for the Predator's Game?

All the best, enjoy your music! :D]]> Meet and Greet Blue Jay https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-364522 https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-364491 Thu, 10 Mar 2011 18:22:47 +0000 Meet and Greet pastor_bob https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-364491 https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-364465 Thu, 10 Mar 2011 00:34:14 +0000 Tennessee! . . . one of my favorite states . . . have a rental in Gatlinburg.]]> Meet and Greet KR2 https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-364465 https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-364452 Wed, 09 Mar 2011 18:26:09 +0000 Meet and Greet pastor_bob https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-364452 https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-364447 Wed, 09 Mar 2011 17:33:20 +0000
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Enjoy the forums!]]> Meet and Greet Bish https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-364447 https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-40913 Wed, 09 Mar 2011 07:25:36 +0000
I am a pastor who has been playing guitar for the past 11 years. A friend suggested that learning to play an acoustic would be good for working with youth. I found out that I could play a lot of praise music by learning just 3 chords - G, C, and D. That was fine when I was a newbie, but then about 3 years ago, I realized that continuing to play on such a rudimentary level just wasn't enough. I have branched out into the electric realm, and as my chord knowledge has expanded I have learned to play a nice variety of songs in the Classic Rock, and Worship genres (I am self-taught on the guitar). I had thought of myself as mainly a rhythm player, but I am starting to get the bug for learning lead.

My guitar gear has expanded as well (yep, I got GAS :wink:). I have a few guitars - a couple of Strats, an LP, an Ibanez 6 and 12 string, and a Telecaster, as well as a Crate acoustic amp, a couple of solid state amps, and a couple of tube amps. A lot of this happened as I searched for "my" tone.

I am looking forward to being here and learning the best ways to go from where I am, to where I want to go.]]> Meet and Greet pastor_bob https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/hello-from-tennessee/#post-40913