In episode 128 of the guitar music theory podcast I talk about playing the song the middle

creating cover band tracks picking with your fingers using modes tenor guitars, and more. Greetings guitar

guitar engineers. Welcome to the guitar music theory podcast. I am your host Desi Cerna and

today I'm going to talk about playing the guitar solo featured in the song The Middle by Jimmy E. World.

I recently posted a video with Tablature to YouTube and Facebook, and I thought I would talk about it a little bit here on the podcast and then the rest of the podcast will be kind of like a typical

Q&A where I discuss comments from listeners and answer questions that I've received.

I've got questions about creating cover band tracks, about picking with your fingers, using

modes, playing a tenor guitar, and more.

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