Rik Emmett from Triumph is a lefty that plays righty, he always said he felt it was an advantage. As a righty that plays righty, I feel I have a better picking hand that fretting hand, and I have a buddy that's a lefty that has a better fretting hand playing righty.
I never had any issue fretting. Picking has always been my trouble spot. I worked through it and actually feel my left hand helps a lot since it’s easier to get those out of nowhere notes (legato hammer one and pull offs). Early on I played lefty and was told to change to make my life easier. I’ve never regretted it.
I’m a lefty but play right handed. It just made sense when I started. It seemed easier plus all the guitars I wanted were right handed. And being a cheapskate right handed guitars generally cost less.
I met Steve Morse years ago at a clinic and asked him to sign my High Tension Wires CD. I was shocked when he picked up the pen with his left hand, especially since he has the best right hand in the business.
Gary Moore, same deal. Crazy.
I met Steve Morse years ago at a clinic and asked him to sign my High Tension Wires CD. I was shocked when he picked up the pen with his left hand, especially since he has the best right hand in the business.
Gary Moore, same deal. Crazy.