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Abolishinist

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13. I checked out this forum because I just started watching a documentary

Sat Apr 11, 2026, 05:15 PM

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on Terry Kath, produced by this daughter, called The Terry Kath Experience, so I thought I'd check out this forum for the first time. For anyone interested it's available on YouTube.

So I realize you're the guitar player, but my question is this - would not a 24 fret guitar actually have 150 'notes' (realizing they are not all unique)? And regarding notes that can't be played elsewhere, I come up with 6. Assuming, of course, standard tuning.

Anyway, I'm glad I veered over here, and will check out a few of your band's videos as well!

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I'm new to Jazz and need help self teaching [View all] TheEnlightenedBiglet Mar 9 OP

I been exploring the fretboard for 49 years and I'm still learning. Dunc Mar 9 #1

Just the title of your response made me happy, thank you! TheEnlightenedBiglet Mar 9 #2

A real musician never stops learning. OldBaldy1701E Mar 9 #7

Same here Monsieur_Grumpe Apr 4 #8

Well Said ProfessorGAC Apr 7 #9

At one time, I worked with a guitarist from a small town outside of Raleigh, NC. OldBaldy1701E Apr 7 #10

Good Story ProfessorGAC Apr 7 #11

Sure. OldBaldy1701E Wednesday #12

I checked out this forum because I just started watching a documentary Abolishinist Saturday #13

24 x 6 Equals144 ProfessorGAC Saturday #14

Ah, well don't forget about the open E on the 6th string, Abolishinist Saturday #15

145 ProfessorGAC Saturday #16

I Played From 1976 To 2007 ProfessorGAC Saturday #17

Check out some Jamey Aebersold play-along books Ohiya Mar 9 #3

Thank you! TheEnlightenedBiglet Mar 9 #4

I'm a big fan of the "For dummies" books for all sorts of things. Ohiya Mar 9 #5

I always thought these were joke books, so: TheEnlightenedBiglet Mar 9 #6