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I've got plenty of courses that help players of almost any skill level start learning SRV's style of playing, but some people want to learn on their own. I've had so many people ask me over the years which songs are the best SRV songs to start with. In this lesson I'll give you a list of six songs that I think are more approachable, and explain why I chose them for this list.
| Tuning: | EFlat |
| Topics: | Learning |
| Difficulties: | Intermediate |
| Artist: | SRV |
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