Tal Wilkenfeld

I mean, it's the flip side of the same coin, really.

I mean, it's the flip side of the same coin, really.

I mean, it's the flip side of the same coin, really.

Yeah, that quote you're talking about might have even had to do with someone's real limitations on an instrument, that then that would define their sound as the things that they actually can't do, versus what you're choosing to do versus not choosing to do, which is that flip side of the same coin thing.

Yeah, that quote you're talking about might have even had to do with someone's real limitations on an instrument, that then that would define their sound as the things that they actually can't do, versus what you're choosing to do versus not choosing to do, which is that flip side of the same coin thing.

Yeah, that quote you're talking about might have even had to do with someone's real limitations on an instrument, that then that would define their sound as the things that they actually can't do, versus what you're choosing to do versus not choosing to do, which is that flip side of the same coin thing.

Well, his hands were huge. There was no other place for the thumb to go. And it was great that he could reach the E string and that was an advantage. Yeah.

Well, his hands were huge. There was no other place for the thumb to go. And it was great that he could reach the E string and that was an advantage. Yeah.

Well, his hands were huge. There was no other place for the thumb to go. And it was great that he could reach the E string and that was an advantage. Yeah.

Actually, flipping a guitar is different. It does bring out something different in you because I've done a flipped and it's like, oh, wow. Yeah, it's really different. I remember talking to my like osteopath about like, you know, cause there's so much weight on this shoulder while I'm playing all the time.

Actually, flipping a guitar is different. It does bring out something different in you because I've done a flipped and it's like, oh, wow. Yeah, it's really different. I remember talking to my like osteopath about like, you know, cause there's so much weight on this shoulder while I'm playing all the time.

Actually, flipping a guitar is different. It does bring out something different in you because I've done a flipped and it's like, oh, wow. Yeah, it's really different. I remember talking to my like osteopath about like, you know, cause there's so much weight on this shoulder while I'm playing all the time.

And, and they were saying like, well, just after shows, just literally just turn it upside down and do the exact same thing in the opposite way. It'll like even out your body. And I was like, it's good advice.

And, and they were saying like, well, just after shows, just literally just turn it upside down and do the exact same thing in the opposite way. It'll like even out your body. And I was like, it's good advice.

And, and they were saying like, well, just after shows, just literally just turn it upside down and do the exact same thing in the opposite way. It'll like even out your body. And I was like, it's good advice.

I've heard of him.

I've heard of him.

I've heard of him.

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