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Correction..I did see your collaboration you did about about 9 years ago and I viewed it 4 years ago and forgot. Peter reminded me.

Yes, we did this song together a number of years ago. I’m glad Peter reminded you. I did this new cover because I wanted to see how it would sound on a 12-string guitar. Thanks for your nice comments.

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You’re welcome, Barry. Have a Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year, you and your family.

Thank you, Barry. I always liked John Denver’s music. He was a very good guitarist, and he had a great voice.

Thank you for the comment.

Thank you for the compliment.

Thank you very much!

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Thank you so much!

Thank you very much! Jim Croce really was an extremely talented person. It’s a shame that he didn’t live long enough to continue playing and writing more great music.

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Thank you! I barely remember when this song came out (I was 6 years old at the time), but it’s a great song, and I can imagine it was an amazing time to go through.

Hello Barry. Thank you for those wonderful comments. Fleetwood Mac was a great band, but I have to admit that I’m not really familiar with their early music. Those albums you mentioned, Future Games, Bare Trees, ect, I don’t know the songs on those albums. I started getting into their music when the album “Fleetwood Mac” came out, around 1976. And then “Rumours” which made them a household name, and was the best-selling album of 1977. I was speaking to Peter before, and he mentioned Peter Green, who I never even heard of! I guess I was too young to remember their music from back then. But of course, I know Bob Welch, from his hit songs Ebony Eyes and Sentimental Lady, which was a great song. Again, thanks for those nice comments.

@@frankyscam61 Yes Peter Green was main palyer when they were a British blues type band. After he left, guitarist Danny Kirwin was in new sounding band and vocals by Bob Welch and Chrisine Mc Vie. Sentimental lady was on BARE TREES album, and then sung again by Welch when he went solo. Peter has a phenomenal wealth of music knowledge, so it figures he would know Peter Green. Have a great safe weekend.

Last night, out of curiosity, I read about Fleetwood Mac on “Wikipedia”. I had no idea about all the different members and musical changes they went through. And most of the early members, I never heard of them. It’s also interesting how their most successful album “Rumours” was written and recorded during a very stressful time, with all of them going through divorces(the McVies, and Fleetwood and his wife) and romantic breakups (Nicks and Buckingham). While in the studio, they focused on the music, and not the problems amongst them, which also included drugs and alcohol. Another thing I didn’t know: Mick Fleetwood and George Harrison were brothers-in-law! Harrison was married to Patti Boyd, and her sister Jenny was married to Fleetwood. OK Barry, enjoy the rest of the weekend.

@@frankyscam61 Wow..I didnt know Mick Fleetwood and Harrison were brothers in laws. Stay well

Yes, we learn something new every day! If you haven’t read the Wikipedia article on Fleetwood Mac, you should check it out. It’s very informative, and they usually tell the truth. Sometimes other websites may tell lies, or give misleading facts, but I always look to Wikipedia when I want to find out about a group, or singer, or actor, or whatever. They’re usually reliable with the facts.

Thank you, Barry. George Harrison definitely wrote some great Beatles songs, that can compare with many Lennon- McCartney tunes.

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I appreciate your honesty, without being insulting. I realized that the lead notes were played sloppy, and I wasn’t going to post the song until I practiced it some more. That’s probably what I should have done. Anyway, thanks for complimenting my singing!

Thank you so much!!

Awesome! Thank you!

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Thank you for the compliment!

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Thank you for your compliment.

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Hello Danny, thanks for the compliment. This song is actually played with the guitar tuned one-and-a-half steps lower than standard tuning, which means the strings are tuned three notes lower. In other words, the E string is tuned down to D flat, the B string is tuned to A flat, the G string tuned to E, and so on. Hope this answer helps.

Thank you, Lee. It's one of my favorite guitar instrumentals.

Hi, Lee. Hope all you guys are doing good. We're all O.K.-except that I still have to get used to wearing a mask every time I go to the store!

A N Thank you for the compliment. I just checked on RUclips, and I don't see any lesson videos for this song, but I intend on posting a lesson for this song within a couple of weeks. I'll send you a reply when it's ready. Thanks again.

Did you ever do the the lesson? I cant find it. Thank you

A N I’m sorry, but I never got around to doing the lesson. Thanks for reminding me. I’ll definitely do the video within a week or two, and I’ll send you a reply.

Actually, there's 4 chords in the song, but you're right, all the chords are very simple to play. They're all played on the second fret, and they're all 2-finger chords.

At one point I tried to play this but unsuccessfully haha

Most of the people on RUclips who teach this song play it with only 2 chords. Even though it's really 4 chords, it still sounds good with 2. Just keep at it with the 2 chords, and you'll get it down.

Thanks, Lee. This is a great song, my favorite one by them.

Thanks again. Jimmy Page did some nice acoustic arrangements, but this is definitely his best.

Bonnie Earnhardt Thank you for the compliment.

Ahrian Coca Thank you. You're the first person to ever compliment me on my singing! But I always loved this song. It's one of my favorite Stones songs.

Frank Scamardella this is probably one of your best and one of my favorites of yours, it sounds very genuine.

Alexandra Asbury Thank you very much. I've always considered this song to be the best 12-String Guitar song ever written.

Ahrian Coca Thank you. This was always one of my favorite Simon & Garfunkel songs.

Kyle Dunsmuir Thank you very much!

Evelyn Ferguson Thanks for those really nice comments.