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William MG
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William MG
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08/23/2020 3:58 am

We all have to make a living 1st Dave. Hopefully with the transition at work it will take some of the stress off your shoulders.

No fun being under pressure.


One more pizza for the road!

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mjgodin
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mjgodin
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08/23/2020 12:25 pm

Yeah I have to admit I was unaware of him as my generation of FM is the Lindsey/ Stevie time period. I knew they existed before them, but just wasn't a fan of the music or didn't understand it at that time. Sadly sometimes talent doesn't get recognized by the general masses until a person passes away.

Anyway, Dave I understand your fustrations and what your going through. Like Bill says though we all have to make a living. I know you'll keep at it though and so won't I. Always remember, music is not our careers. At this stage it's a hobby. There is no pressure on us to perform in front of people or have a song submitted to a producer by a certain time. That's the good thing about it. This is all just fun, so remember to keep it as such and you'll be fine.


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DavesGuitarJourney
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DavesGuitarJourney
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08/24/2020 7:01 am

Thanks for the encouragement, gentlemen. I'm pretty comfortable with my learning situation right now. I'm not feeling any pressure or acute frustration. I'm not in any danger of quitting; I will keep on prracting as time and life permit and I think I will keep on enjoying.


It takes as long as it takes unless you quit - then it takes forever and you will never get there.

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