What a classic song, I'll definitely learn this one after I've gotten your tutorial on Mr. Sandman down! (I'm struggling with the finger stretches in the intro :P )
Hi Chris, another great video. I just wanted to give a video idea for something that I'd love to see. I'd be really interested to hear your thoughts on guitar setup for fingerstyle. I moved to a lighter gauge string recently and noticed the playability of my guitar dramatically increased. My thoughts are that perhaps the setup for fingersyle should be a bit different to someone who is always strumming chords. Having an easy to play setup on the guitar seems to make a big difference for me, for example I tend to play fingerstyle songs more smoothly on my electric which is setup with a light gauge and low action but obviously the essence of fingerstyle is missing on the electric guitar! Would be interested to hear how you usually setup your guitars, do you go for a lighter gauge of strings with the action as low as possible or do you just keep it all fairly standard?
Cheers Anthony and thanks for the suggestion. My thoughts on set up are that it's really personal to the individual and therefore worth trying out different ones to find out what works best for you. I tend to find a lower action a lot more comfortable than a higher one and I like medium gauge strings and a slim neck but that's just me. As I say you have to try different things to discover what you like best. Cheers
Ooh, and Jerry Reed's weird jazz-y kinda version! Love that part with the "Watched her go, held by her brother" little waltz sorta part he added, such a jam.
Hands down the besy finferstyle version thats learnable for a beginner
Thanks so much
Coming out with an absolute banger. I know what I'm doing for the next week.
Gorgeous chord melody playing!
Many thanks!
I know im late but damn this sounded good man, youre talented asf
Thanks a lot
Loved it. I’ve tried it.
Nice. Could you give a tutorial for the long and winding road? Thanks
One day I hope to do that song.
Guitar tab would be very helpful for this intricate picking pattern....thank you
I believe the TAB is available in the description
Hello! Great video as always!
Just wondring whats the name of the Martin your using?
Thank you, it's a 000 Sinker
Love the old stuff lessons! Great work man ;)
Thanks man
Sounds amazing
Cheers
What a classic song, I'll definitely learn this one after I've gotten your tutorial on Mr. Sandman down! (I'm struggling with the finger stretches in the intro :P )
Yeah that songs nearly impossible lol
Mr Sandman certainly is a tricky one, I'm sure you'll get it soon with some more practise
Would you consider putting together a tutorial for Chet’s arrangement of “I’ll See You in my Dreams?” Cheers
Maybe one day Cam
Hi Chris, another great video. I just wanted to give a video idea for something that I'd love to see.
I'd be really interested to hear your thoughts on guitar setup for fingerstyle.
I moved to a lighter gauge string recently and noticed the playability of my guitar dramatically increased. My thoughts are that perhaps the setup for fingersyle should be a bit different to someone who is always strumming chords. Having an easy to play setup on the guitar seems to make a big difference for me, for example I tend to play fingerstyle songs more smoothly on my electric which is setup with a light gauge and low action but obviously the essence of fingerstyle is missing on the electric guitar!
Would be interested to hear how you usually setup your guitars, do you go for a lighter gauge of strings with the action as low as possible or do you just keep it all fairly standard?
Cheers Anthony and thanks for the suggestion. My thoughts on set up are that it's really personal to the individual and therefore worth trying out different ones to find out what works best for you. I tend to find a lower action a lot more comfortable than a higher one and I like medium gauge strings and a slim neck but that's just me. As I say you have to try different things to discover what you like best. Cheers
Core progression of intro:
Am, C, D, F, Am, E, Am, E
Nice. Thanks.
Very welcome
Nice..👍🏻
Ta
@@SixStringFingerpicking already completed this part..😁 for F7 i use d chord shape with thumb over..🤣
Has anyone heard the doc watson version?
That man makes fabulous versions of old songs. I love his version of Moody River too.
Ooh, and Jerry Reed's weird jazz-y kinda version!
Love that part with the "Watched her go, held by her brother" little waltz sorta part he added, such a jam.
inspired by tommy emmanuel’s version?
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