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11
2008
How to play that muted guitar sound in Jack Johnson – Taylor?
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How to play that muted guitar sound found the verse section in Jack Johnson – Taylor?
How to play that muted guitar sound found the verse section in Jack Johnson – Taylor?
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One Response
frickadella
December 11th, 2008 at 11:41 pm
1It’s called palm-muting.
Place the blade of your right hand on the bridge and roll it down to touch the strings near the bridge. Practice different hand placement and you’ll get it.
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