Chords for Joscho Stephan meets...GONZALO BERGARA

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_ So we have our first guest here [Bb] in the Gypsy Guitar [G] Academy and I'm very glad that it's my good [E] friend Gonzalo Vergara.
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_ Yeah Gonzalo I have some questions for [A] you and I [Bb] hope [E] they're interesting for the people.
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I was 21 years old and it was through that film, the Woody Allen film, Sweet and Lowdown.
You know the movie starts with_
[F] Yeah, [G] when day is done.
[E] That's right.
And I was always a big fan of the guitar but with blues it was always very limited.
I wanted to play something else and people would say that's not blues anymore.
So that's what I like about this style, that you could really study music, study the instrument without any limitations.
_ It was the first style of music that opened the door to an endless universe.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [B] Because of the reason we have a Gypsy Guitar Academy, _ _ [Ab] these would be some questions that are really interesting [Abm] for the people who want to learn this style.
When we talk about practicing, do you have a special routine for practicing?
_ Do you start with ear training or you do some licks or you do some technical stuff?
I try to practice whatever I know I'm not good at.
So you know, one _ month could be maybe this hand being a little lighter, maybe this hand being relaxed. _ _
I don't follow that whole thing of learning one lick and putting them in the metronome and doing it faster every day.
I try to concentrate [Ab] on my fault, you know?
[G] So for me that's real practice, not just sit down and play the guitar.
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_ _ _ I follow that rule every time, that no string downstroke, same string alternate.
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I always finish with a downstroke because I like the accent.
Because you want to have the accent.
Yeah, that's right.
Yeah, yeah, things like this we're talking [D] about here every [E] time in the Academy, that sometimes you have two downs because you want to have this stronger [Abm] accent.
That's right, it's a nicer sound.
So let's say it's just like alternate but starting always with a downstroke when [Dm] you change [G] the string.
[E] That's right.
[Bbm] _ And finishing with a downstroke.
So it's down, down.
The double down happens [Am] quite a bit.
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