How many fingers should be used by the Lead Guitarist?

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all fingers of both hand are required.
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Let yourself follow your heart.Learn Guitar.Life is too short to think.Live Music !

All 10 Fingers in a way
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All and make sure u use pinky finger more
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All your four fingers .
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Leaving the thumb if you have extra fingures you can use them..... :P
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