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You might be interested to know that I read where Jerry Reed Said in the beginning of his Guitar Playing Career he practiced 16 hours a day.

I read where Chet Atkins wrote that he practiced 8 hours a day, every day of his life, in addition to his professional playing. And Chet said that he would never let a day go by unless he put in his 8 hours of practice.

If Jerry Reed and Chet Atkins Needed so much practice, how much practice does the average Guitar Player need to be good?

After reading how much time Jerry Reed and Chet Atkins put in practicing the Guitar I thought I might need 14 hours a day. So for three years I practiced 14 hours a day. I was pleasantly surprised to find out what 14 hours of practice a day would do for my Guitar Playing.

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B.B King is one of the all Great Bluesman. He Influenced both Blues and Rock Guitarists. B. B. King Is Still Popular Today. His Music will Never Die. B. B. King knew when to play a lot of notes, and play them Fast. He also knew when to let pauses, and Deep Feeling into a Few Notes. B. B. King is one of the Geniuses in Blues Music. His Music Will never die.

B.B. King is the First Guitar Player you think of when you think of Blues. He is a household word among Guitar Players who love the Blues, and he is a household work with Millions of his Fans who have bought his Recordings have gone to see The Great Man in Person.

I can think of no one who is more respected than B.B. King when it comes to the Blues.

I am one of B.B. Kings Most Devoted Fans.

Robert Lee Johnson

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