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[daver620171235]

Hello Neil and group!

First go at this. So I didn't see this as a lesson. My brother and I are starting to work on folk songs and ran into this one on Boardwalk Empire Loudon Wainwright version. I think he does it in D. I capo 2 and makes the walk down easier on the D (C shape) Bm is now an Am shape. Relative to capo, Dm G C Am Dm G C. All open chords. Soooo you put a Danny Boy version together, very nice and a stretch for me and includes melody line. Wondering if you can add a melody line to this one!

Another key would be fine too, Ive done it in A capo 2 (G shape) relative to capo Am D G with walk down Em Am D G

Thanks
Dave

If for whatever reason this is not on your list, no worries!

[davesnothere]

You Know the Night, by Jackson Browne
I love this song. The lyrics were written by Woody Guthrie and Jackson put the music to it . Teachable elements include fast strumming and a varying tempo. Only chord chart I've seen was on Ultimate Guitar and it seems to have some errors. (I know, big surprise, right?) So I turn to the ever-dependable Neil. Thank you!

[rjbertmdphd]

Hi Neil,

I have made this request before but I would love to see a lesson on the old Eagles tune “Witchy Woman” there are multiple on line videos teaching versions on how to fake it, but the eagles had multiple guitars going at one and it would be great to see you break them down. While it is predominantly an electric guitar piece, it would be nice to have an acoustic rendition, maybe as a duet?

[Divadyeksuh]

So, I am brand new here, and a very middling level guitarist. I was attracted to this site by the lesson on “In Christ There is no East or West.” In addition to that, I have long wanted to learn something similar to Bill Frisell’s arrangement of “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry.” The other Bucket List tune for me would be a version of Bob Dylan’s theme to Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, which involved at least a couple of guitars and a bass, but I imagine could be played in some cool fashion on one guitar. I generally play with a pick, but am just returning to finger picking, so I am not particular that way - I am stretching for competency in different types of playing since mastery in any one is not in the cards, having started at age 60.