<r>Hello Abilog<br/> <br/> Its great to see someone as accomplished as yourself come on here and still be eager to learn and improve and share B) <br/> <br/> now to my novice eyes it doesnt look like you need to improve lol your already great <E>:)</E> <br/> <br/> thanks for the inspiration<br/> <br...

<r>Hi Mark<br/> <br/> strumming as even as ever i use your vids for songs im trying to learn they are a great teaching tool where i can pause go back freely unlike the silly streaming lessons here.<br/> <br/> Thats the best singing you have down and can clearly hear you are improving, i really enjoy...

Great job beaker

<r>Hi Dermott<br/> <br/> I was excited because for the first time since i began my journey here at TG and watching other students videos, i thought oh he is stopping his hand while changing chords something the good crew here always hammered me for doing. I finally thought I might be able to give so...

Hello Anton

I really enjoyed that B) It is a favourite tune of mine the lennon version, where did you get this arrangement fom??? I wouldnt mind learning it

I think you did a great job

Brad

<t>Hi Mark<br/> <br/> I was just returning to this song to see how to play that little run after the second blackbird fly and noticed your guitar, i just bought a A3R yamaha is yours the smaller body one, how do you find it??<br/> <br/> couldnt believe it so had to have second look.<br/> <br/> Brad<...

sweet jay seemingly effortless as usual B)

<r>well done people B) <br/> <br/> not a criticism just an observation, in chris's response he pointed out the Tg members photos and where the clips came from , be nice if you could incorporate that info in the clip ,as to me they are just random pics that have no attachment, only the people who own...

Thanks Al/Helen

very enjoyable.. what everyone else said B)

<r>Well I really enjoyed that very very much! Both singing and playing! :cheer: <br/> <br/> Very well done Helen, you sounded lovely, a pleasure to listen to! <E>:)</E> <br/> <br/> And yep, Al, very nice playing, I particularly loved the sudden change from strumming back to fingerpicking (the techni...