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Came back to this after about 4 years and surprised myself with how much closer I could get this time around. Well, 4 years ago it was way out of my reach, I couldn't get anywhere close to it. The goal isn't necessarily to be able to play this for its own sake. It's something to use as a workout for the right hand. Especially being able to pick this at this tempo and keep the right hand and the wrist relaxed.
That sounds great Buco
Thank you, next step is to clean it up and pull it off in one piece, especially the Bb7 to E7 arpeggio in the end. But I was giddy to find out it's within my reach now.