My Dad bought me my first guitar for my birthday 52 years ago. He used to drag me to church by my guitar strings. Lol I'm 64 and he's in his 80s still asking me to play at church. Thank you God. ❤
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Glory to God. I really appreciate the way you play the guitare. Your hymns help me to reach the heaven place when I am praying. From France
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Beautiful Testmony and because of this God use your music to touch many lives. It surely blessed mine.
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Thank you for sharing that. What a wonderful gift your Dad gave you: a love of music and love of the Lord.
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My first guitar instructor was my father. I still remember that I was playing scales and patterns every evening by him. I love listening your music, especially humns instrumental.
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My dad also sang to us kids with his guitar...praise songs, hymns, old westerns, and worshipful songs he wrote. One reason I enjoy listening to you play is due to my Dad's music legacy and love for Jesus. Thank you for sharing your gift.
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I continue praying for you. Thank you for sharing this ❤. Blessings . Psalm 23.
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Brother you may never know ALL of whom you help every single day! You have soothed my mind and heart during some of my darkest times. You have help lead into a wonderful place in worship 🙏🏼 ❤️ I'm thankful you are here. Lord bless you and meet your needs. In this hard world today you bring peac
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@JoshSnodgrass Your songs are beautiful and I know that your dad is so proud of you Josh .
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Josh Snodgrass
Hi Friends, I was just thinking about hearing my dad play the guitar when I was a little kid. He had an old classical guitar and he would play and sing old hymns and Christian songs that he and his friend had written in college. I remember one of my favorites he would sing was The Rock that is Higher than I. The lyrics were from an old poem but he and his friend had composed a melody for it. For that song he would use a picking pattern with his thumb and first 3 fingers. I've never been able to play that picking pattern like he did but I think that a lot of my picking is influenced by the way he played when I was little. He rarely plays guitar anymore but I'm thankful he taught me music when I was little. He got me started on this journey of learning guitar almost exactly 40 years ago!
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