Truth to tell I could argue for For a Dancer, Fountains of Sorrow, Before the Deluge or quite a number of others . It strikes me that where you have some great singer songwriters like Neil Young, Neil Diamond, Don Maclean, Cat Stevens Jim Croce, Bob Dylan etc., Jackson is a bit unrepresented. You ha...

For me it's Gibson I really play mainly late 50's through to 70's and for me they were played by so many of the artists that made so many of those song I have a J45 standard and just getting a J45 custom with a red spruce. It might seem a bit strange to have 2 of the same guitars but there is a diff...

Mandolin Wind is a great tune, not exactly a hard tune to play but it does have so a useful triad move up the neck using the D shape and some moving double stops for the intro and what I for sure struggle with is getting the correct run down on the final parts of the intro which in itself is a prett...

I don't think Lindisfarne made any impact in the States, but they managed a few hits in the UK and they were kind of UK folk rock. This song is a really good song for acoustic guitar quite a few chord changes but basic chord shapes that link together well but also include a few little fills and bass...

Obviously there are some double stops featured in a number of song lessons, but I couldn't see any lesson that feature the general subject of Double Stops. Maybe they are in one or two of the technical lessons but it's not easy to see without looking at all Now I play a number of songs that have the...