Do Guitar Players get all the Girls?


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LaDana is offline LaDana Post #41  October 26,2009, 10:09pm
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How do you get the money to unicef when you trick or treat for them??
 
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neardc is offline neardc Post #42  October 26,2009, 11:00pm
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LaDana wrote :
How do you get the money to unicef when you trick or treat for them??
Needless to say, this is off-topic for this thread, but you can find information about all aspects of the program here: Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF :: Youth Action :: U.S. Fund for UNICEF - UNICEF USA.
 
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PY_2 is offline PY_2 Post #43  October 29,2009, 10:47am

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I'd say women like guys who can play music in general...but it all depends on the music and the generation you're trying to reach.
 
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AbsoluteZen is offline AbsoluteZen Post #44  November 20,2009, 2:46am
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No, not all of them.... I'm one of them ... lol
 
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riffdoctor is offline riffdoctor Post #45  December 10,2009, 4:12pm
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Guitar players definitely don't get all the girls. I've been a guitar player ever since I was big enough to hold one without falling over, and not once have I been able to transform my talent for guitar into a date. Of course, that's not why I play either.

I'd like to think that women are attracted to musicians in a general sense, as we're better at expressing emotion than your average football player or lumberjack. We're also much more capable of using words with more than three syllables.

But like all myths, there is a certain percentage of truth involved. I've gigged for years and the apparent order of attractiveness goes something like this:

1. Lead singer. Every woman loves to be serenaded, no?
2. Guitar player. My, he's good with his hands, isn't he?!
3. Drummer. I guess he's got rhythm, that's a good thing.
4. Bass player. Lowest rung on the ladder. Shouldn't he be setting up equipment for the singer or guitar player?

I can't comment on the keyboard player, as I've not gigged with many of them. But I suppose they have as much chance as the guitar player does, provided they're not playing one of those ridiculous key-tars and wearing a headband.
 
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justme27 is offline justme27 Post #46  December 11,2009, 2:51pm
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I love this thread! I don't know buddy but what I do know is that I'm taking guitar lessons next semester! I will get back to you if my numbers improve!
 
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peppermint21 is offline peppermint21 Post #47  December 29,2009, 7:34pm
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Women like to be serenaded and well...that's kinda hard on a set of drums or choir chimes. Women like guitarists because they can play for them and singers because they can sing to them. I don't think it's much more complicated than that.
 
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rbk is offline rbk Post #48  December 29,2009, 10:24pm
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All I can say is that my music skills have never gotten me a girl. Sadly.
 
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psycholodoc is offline psycholodoc Post #49  December 30,2009, 11:23am
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I started clarinet when I was 12 in junior high. I met girls but was painfully shy and ridiculously socially inept.
When I was 14 I got a classical (gut string) guitar. I learned 3 chords. I took 5 lessons in a group. I learned nothing, and no girls seemed interested.
BY THE TIME I turned 15, I had taught myself how to play guitar by listening to and copying songs on albums and by jamming with anyone I could find to play with, and copied what they did.
When I was 16 I was a local guitar hero and dated so many girls that I sometimes made two dates for the same night (and lived to tell about it).
By the time I was out of college I had a lifetimes experience with girls because of a lucky break with fortune (not money, being fortunate) and fame. I also got over my shyness by playing in front of people on a regular basis. Oh, I also discovered that I was really damned attractive, and that helped...but today, well, I can't say what females think of me. You see I was married for over 30 years and over the last two years of that marriage, my X-wife became hopelessly insane. I miss her, but I got over it in 2 years. I still play guitar and I have to admit that I get EVERYONE's attention when I play at parties, because I'm a performer. I'm outgoing and laugh and that helps. BUT I can't find anyone who has much in common with me. I think that's what happens as the byproduct of a long-term marriage.

SO, it is easy to learn guitar before 18, the brain is plastic and it is easy in general to learn anything at that age (pre-18). If I had to learn guitar today from ground zero, I would probably give up.

What is GREAT about the 50's is you know who you are. You know your talents, you know your strengths and weaknesses and you know what you want in a partner. Unfortunately you don't get to meet that many females in your fifties but your brain still thinks you are 35!

Frankly, if another guy was at a party trying to win girls over by attempting to play guitar... (50-something girls or 40-something "girls" - what a chauvinistic anachronism!) I'd feel honor bound to show the fellow using a guitar as a woman-attraction device the extent of my talent, which after playing for 30+ years is formidable.

If a guy can sing, then he should use that talent, IMHO. But don't try to hide behind a guitar unless you are an ENTERTAINER. I don't go for gimmicks and I'll bet that "girls",( women, ladies, chicks, or whatever females want to be called ) feel the same way -- that is unless you happen to be a great singer and are really attractive. In that case it STILL is NOT the guitar that is doing the attracting.
 
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cgoodchild is offline cgoodchild Post #50  September 9,2010, 7:58pm
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The answer is no.
 
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