I have been working on this for a couple of months. As I watch the video, I see yet again that I need to slow done quite alot. Not sure why I can't make that concept stick. I can't seem to make my version seem as crisp as others I've seen on youtube, especially Neil's version. A ridiculous comparison, I know. I appreciate the comments regarding the other vids, but I'll let others take a crack at posting their vids for a while. I think this video sharing idea is a great one. Thanks for your time.
Jay - Blackbird (last one, I promise)
Jay very nice playing like your other videos. It is a little fast but the rhythm is good and maintained. A question however. : I notice that you hold your guitar quite far right on your thigh making the fretboard quite forward rather than parallel to your torso. Is there a reason besides the angle to the camera?
Marc
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Good job here to Jay.
"Dust in the Wind' and "Blackbird" were the first two I learned when I joined TG, but I have never posted them. Because your style of playing is so close to mine, I will be interested in hearing what Neil will have to say.
Be sure that He will be very encouraging and really interested in helping you, as will as all of us, to find ways to better or playing. After all----that's the reason I joined, to be the kind of guitar player I always wanted to be but never had the right teacher or vehicle to help with the job. It takes a lot of practice on our part, but if we stick to it, we can only improve.
This TG Forum is great and the input we get from the more advanced players is wonderful.
Anyway----I enjoyed your first three videos and know there will be many more. Keep up the good work.
Terry B)
"Dust in the Wind' and "Blackbird" were the first two I learned when I joined TG, but I have never posted them. Because your style of playing is so close to mine, I will be interested in hearing what Neil will have to say.
Be sure that He will be very encouraging and really interested in helping you, as will as all of us, to find ways to better or playing. After all----that's the reason I joined, to be the kind of guitar player I always wanted to be but never had the right teacher or vehicle to help with the job. It takes a lot of practice on our part, but if we stick to it, we can only improve.
This TG Forum is great and the input we get from the more advanced players is wonderful.
Anyway----I enjoyed your first three videos and know there will be many more. Keep up the good work.
Terry B)
Jay, really nice version of BB. You really have those chord changes down and your picking is also great. I am looking forward to playing BB close to what you did even if it takes me months. It was one of my goals when I signed on to TG but I keep getting distracted with new songs. Watching you gives me new motivation. Thanks for the vid. Gary
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Yeahhhhhh, that was great. I can't say anything that I think is wrong. I think is was excellent. Good hard work and a great job.