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im pretty new to this, but i think this article is great. im going to try to play tabs now, i hope it works! :) i will update you guys later, thanks!!

-- Contributed by: lovelikewinter

Thanks for stopping by, Tabsrule.

-- Contributed by: Kevin Casper

Hi Katie - I can't figure out how to read what you posted since the website messed up the formatting. It looks like that might be wanting you to play those notes all on the G string, but that's just a guess. Sorry I can't be more specific!

-- Contributed by: Kevin Casper

pretty straight forward. . .

-- Contributed by: Tabsrule

this was helpful, but how would you play something like this? e ------------------------------------------------| B ------------------------------------------------| G -8h9--9--9--8h9--9--9--9--9--8--8--6--6--4--4---| D ------------------------------------------------| A ------------------------------------------------| E ------------------------------------------------

-- Contributed by: Katie

Hi Peter. It is typically the same as the standard classical method. However, some people who play folk or rock or blues develop their own prototypical style that works for them. Start with the standard classical technique, and feel free to alter it if you find another that works well. Thanks for visiting.

-- Contributed by: Kevin Casper

I would appreciate it very much if you kindly show me the fingering of the guitar tabs or is it the same as the standard classical method.

-- Contributed by: Peter Keen

Cool! Glad you got it ... rock on Jimmy!

-- Contributed by: Kevin Casper

I got it now never...mind!!!!! :)

-- Contributed by: Jimmy Hendrix

I am still confused about what "p" and "b" means on the tabs...? But otherwize this really helped:)

-- Contributed by: Jimmy Hendrix

Great! Glad it worked for you, and thanks for stopping by!

-- Contributed by: Kevin Casper

thank you very much. i got it all atlast.