Abstract: The present invention contemplates a pick for a stringed instrument, the pick comprises a main pick body having a plurality of linearly aligned strike heads; and a gripping means coupled to the main pick body. The gripping means further includes attaching means adapted to couple to a front surface of the main pick body to enable about 360-degrees of rotation of the gripping means about an axis generally perpendicular to the front surface. And, the gripping means further comprises a generally curvilinear clip structure configured to enable a musician to place a finger or thumb there-through to enhance grip of the main pick body and to facilitate stroking the stringed instrument.

Abstract: The present invention includes a supplemental gripping means for a guitar pick. The gripping means includes a resilient material formed in a C-shape and adapted to selectively couple to a pick body. An arcuate arm of the C-shaped gripping means adapts to enable a musician to slide a finger through an opening. The opening is sized to provide comfortable yet snug fit with the finger or thumb, thus allowing the pick to stay attached to the musician.

Abstract: The present invention includes a supplemental gripping means for a guitar pick. The gripping means includes a resilient material formed in a C-shape and adapted to selectively couple to a pick body. An arcuate arm of the C-shaped gripping means adapts to enable a musician to slide a finger through an opening. The opening is sized to provide comfortable yet snug fit with the finger or thumb, thus allowing the pick to stay attached to the musician. Alternative embodiments of the present invention include the gripping means with various combinations of pick bodies and strike heads to provide new methods of guitar play.