when i first discovered the voicings that were available in DADGAD when approaching my fingerings from over the top. this was the 3rd song that i wrote.. and little half bends on the "B" string are also very easy from this hand position. also using a 4 string capo ( i had to cut it off LOL) SO WHO ARE YOU NOW???

Here's an article from Guitar World about how mistakes can add character to your solos. https://www.guitarworld.com/lessons/techniques/feel-is-more-important-than-accuracy?utm_term=28A76F8D-EF33-4E5C-B146-3170AF63A3BF&lrh=23a3ce719def716d15fd7372a62908446647d10029dd89e307cacf9e43491356&utm_campaign=81B8FE53-0558-425C-A5DF-6AED422268A4&utm_medium=email&utm_content=FB13B5CD-07C1-4BD2-8F9B-09399E9252FB&utm_source=SmartBrief

When you first started learning what was your main interest rhythm or lead playing and what influenced you to it?

Sometimes we get it perfect... Sometimes we don't. That's the beauty of performing. This solo is not as hard as it sounds. Hard work and perseverance pays off. Still... not perfect. Let's ROCK ! ! ! 🤟🏽😝🤟🏽

I used to play heavy metal in several different bands. The Lord got ahold of me and now I play for an audience of one. I love it and wouldn't have it any other way. Here is a fun one we like to do at church by Son's of Sunday called "Holy Ghost" enjoy!!! 😁😁🙏🙏