I've been working quite hard improving my mando over the last 4-5 months. I'm good at all my chords/chomps. I'm still week on solo's. I have very few bluegrass songs memorized. But I have this burn to hang out and play with other bluegrass musicians. So I've found a bluegrass jam posted.
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a high-energy Bluegrass jam session for experienced and intermediate players alike. Beginners also welcome
Being fairly new to this still - I have never attended a "jam". I'm betting every jam is a bit different. Some players being nicer to newbs than others. Should I attend? Should I just show up and watch?
I don't want to ruin the evening for the accomplished musicians by trying to play songs I don't likely know and making mistakes. Any advice on what the ol' dogs expect from us young 'uns is needed. I'm a bit nervous about walking into this and not sure I should.
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