[FFTrumpy]

In the video you refer to measure numbers in the tab, the tab sheet I see for this lesson shows only the chord progression, where can one find the tab sheets you were referring to in your video?

[FFTrumpy]

Many bluegrass tunes share the same chord progression. Learning the various common chord progressions and being able to hear them for a song is probably the best way to stay with the jam. Following the guitar players chord shapes is a good fall back but can be tricky if they’re doing lots of runs etc.

[FFTrumpy]

Sure would be helpful to have tab for the backup as well

[FFTrumpy]

This was a bit confusing at first trying to understand capo chords vs real chords. The light went on when I realized capo chords are just the chord shapes for your fretting hand applied relative to the capo position which then produce the sound of the real chords.

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