Thank you sir! I've enjoied it a lot. I don't speak english very well but the way you talk is so clear and simple that i could understand everything. #savesoil 🙏
Thanks, Jem. (That's Aussie shorthand.) Still have your other "working on" songs in mind, but have a list of "to do" songs that keeps getting longer and longer, which is exciting....(if you get those hammer-ons/offs going, you'll find you can sort of fake it a bit and add texture to any song where the C/ G/ F/ Em etc. are played for long stretches...makes it sound like you're still moving...easy to do on a piano, a bit harder on a guitar....doesn't work as much for "Dancing Barefoot" as I think her bassist does the heavy moving, but definitely on the Bruce tunes.)
KansaiBusker That’s what my friends call me so you are welcome to. Just been trying to work out the strum pattern and chord changes. Still a bit slow 😁
That's totally normal...have to train the hands and head to make a chord/strum pattern automatic....when friends teach me songs, they run through the lyrics in their head, and through the patterns with their hands, to remember the chords..one after another, automatic...pretty cool to watch.
Hi Jeff, sorry for the delayed response.... it's a 510 model, belonged to a dear friend of mine from Va., who sold it to me for a very good price in the midst of a snowstorm in D.C. I love it...and Taylors are pretty rare in Oz. Have been here for 25 years and also am still hunting for a good, old Maton (Aust.- made) guitar.
Thank you sir! I've enjoied it a lot. I don't speak english very well but the way you talk is so clear and simple that i could understand everything. #savesoil 🙏
Great lesson....🎸 good voice as well 👍 greets from Germany 🕊
Danke, Willie... (my son is in Berlin for study at the moment, and looooooves Deutschland....)
Super clear and in depth, wish more tutorials were like this
LF, thanks very much...
You forgot the outro chords Em D C D
Perfect, thanks a million
My pleasure, M....
Thanks for this. Another classic song. Working on it now.
Thanks, Jem. (That's Aussie shorthand.) Still have your other "working on" songs in mind, but have a list of "to do" songs that keeps getting longer and longer, which is exciting....(if you get those hammer-ons/offs going, you'll find you can sort of fake it a bit and add texture to any song where the C/ G/ F/ Em etc. are played for long stretches...makes it sound like you're still moving...easy to do on a piano, a bit harder on a guitar....doesn't work as much for "Dancing Barefoot" as I think her bassist does the heavy moving, but definitely on the Bruce tunes.)
KansaiBusker That’s what my friends call me so you are welcome to. Just been trying to work out the strum pattern and chord changes. Still a bit slow 😁
That's totally normal...have to train the hands and head to make a chord/strum pattern automatic....when friends teach me songs, they run through the lyrics in their head, and through the patterns with their hands, to remember the chords..one after another, automatic...pretty cool to watch.
Much harder than I thought! Nice Taylor! May I ask what series that is? I’m currently looking to buy a Taylor!
Hi Jeff, sorry for the delayed response.... it's a 510 model, belonged to a dear friend of mine from Va., who sold it to me for a very good price in the midst of a snowstorm in D.C. I love it...and Taylors are pretty rare in Oz. Have been here for 25 years and also am still hunting for a good, old Maton (Aust.- made) guitar.