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Happy Friday everyone!

Today's Target and Pay Per Lesson release is now live.

Budapest is a song co-written and performed by the English singer-songwriter George Ezra. It appears on his 2014 debut album and reached the top 10 in numerous countries around the world.

It’s a fantastic song for beginners to tackle since it contains only three basic chords, the I, IV and V in the key of G.
The lesson covers the progression, including the signature hammer-on, alternating bass notes and an occasional passing bass note.
We also take a close look at both hands, in particular at correct hand positioning and how to efficiently finger the chords.

Enjoy this level 2 song!

http://www.totallyguitars.com/target-so ... esson.html

Cute, boppy song Ness! It's really really catchy. I've found myself walking around humming fragments of it.

Nice to see you sharing the love around this week by focusing on a beginners' song. I like the picking approach too.

Your playthrough was good fun. it didn't sound too low for you from here. And I loved the high OWWWs

Nice one.

Shel.

Hi Ness

I never get tired to hear and watch your performances whatever level of difficulty of lessons you are posting.

Marc

Haha, yeah a cute boppy and catchy song it is! :cheer: It swings i'd say. I guess many would agree since it's indeed a major hit all around. Very glad you liked the play through, it felt like fun, but it also made me laugh, since it felt a bit crazy or something. Singing low and then those 'ooowh's :laugh:

In any way, you should absolutely try it out! Many thanks Shel!

michelew wrote:

Cute, boppy song Ness! It's really really catchy. I've found myself walking around humming fragments of it.

Nice to see you sharing the love around this week by focusing on a beginners' song. I like the picking approach too.

Your playthrough was good fun. it didn't sound too low for you from here. And I loved the high OWWWs

Nice one.

Shel.

Well you started my day smiling reading your comment! :cheer: Thanks so much Marc, absolutely appreciate it!

Ness



Lavallee wrote:

Hi Ness

I never get tired to hear and watch your performances whatever level of difficulty of lessons you are posting.

Marc