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52 contributions to The Shawn Lane Guitar Method
What’s something new you’ve discovered this week?
What’s anything that you have discovered with your new material this week that you’re excited about? I’ve encountered a couple of ideas from Sonny Rollins and McCoy Tyner
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i finally saw the full delta state performance by shawn where he gets on the piano. I wish there was more footage of him playing the piano.
New Assignment/ Challenge
In the section of post your favorite players on the board here I want everyone to list where your from and who are the best guitarists, or even musicians in General in your area because I want to interview them. So the Shawn Lane of Piano and a fellow Memphian that Shawn talked about in his videos was Phineus Newborn Jr! This guy could really play!
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Going to make a post soon
Sweep picking fingering
https://youtube.com/shorts/JGQjzW4Pnb0?is=lxrPIeTpWp35Ij9f Something interesting i noticed in this reel involving the fingering of the arpeggios. The standard major arpeggio shapes, specifically the A caged shape, are generally barred which causes problems separating the notes needed for it to be an arpeggio. Notice his fingering of those shapes, he uses his 2 and 1 fingers to finger the bar shape like how you would typically do with a minor shape. So for a descending A caged shape it would be something like 4 1 on the high e and 2 on the b followed by 1 on the g and 2 again on the D. He then goes back 4 and 1 fingers on the A. I think this is cool especially for those becker arpeggios which are quite difficult to give a true “broken chord” sound.
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@Jimmy Hudson same here and i plan to keep doing it like that. I could see it being useful for certain passages though.
Syncopation and the Thesaurus
The clues are all coming together. A few steps closer to getting syncopation down
Syncopation and the Thesaurus
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@Clint Tucker that’s an awful lot of work for a joke lol. His other works are also cool, the lectionary and invective in particular
Good reads
I usually try to avoid newer fan made artist “handbooks”, but these have some really good insight…
Good reads
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@Trent Cohle i could see that, i was mostly hoping for something that touched on his chordal stuff which i dont think that video touched on. He touched a little on allans thought process on chords and scales which is always cool. One thing stine does that i think is cool is he incorporates the slonimsky book connecting it to his playing. at least thats what the description says lol.
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@Chris Alexander ill check them out eventually. i figured someone in this group had them
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Bryan R
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Guitarist from tx. Picking up the instrument again after a multi year hiatus.

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Joined Jan 16, 2026
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