Hello to all!
I started playing guitar at 15, stuck with it for a few years, and then college, life, and marriage happened. I continued to play but not progress much other than learning new songs every now and then. When I was 52, I decided I wanted to learn the bass and I fell in love with it like no other instrument. A month ago, I bought a Squier Strat for my nephew. When I got the Strat home, I noodled around with and loved the sound. So much so that I bought myself a Fender Player Strat. I’ve always been a big country fan, so here I am, adding to what I know and working towards being a country and blues guitar player. I am and will always be a bass player first but I love the guitar as well. As for old dogs learning new tricks? I’m 63 and starting over and like I said, I picked up the bass at 52. If I can do, YOU can do it! Rule #1 is always have fun, Rule #2 when in doubt, go back to rule #1.
As one Old Dog to another - YES, we can do it, we just have a lot more creaking & groaning from our old bones!!!
Love your Spirit & enthusiasm… keeping it fun is what it’s all about!
By the way, we have a “Kennel” here for all the Old Dogs -
Some fun & inspiring stories in one of the Community’s biggest threads.
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Wish you loads of fun continuing your musical journey!
