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Wanted to try an upbeat song with a different rhythm. I found this to be a very challenging song to play and sing at the same time due to the beat. Comments and suggestions are welcome.

Bud

I was tapping along with you,, and i think you are ready for ''More then words'',, you made me swing..

Very smooth and laid-back Buddy and perfectly sung... that is one of the most rounded performances you have posted so far. Up beat and clear, really nice phrasing. Great job!

Bud,
Nice work. You have a great taste for songs and music. I always dig the tunes you pick and the rendition that you post. You say you struggled with singing but it sounded like you did a pretty good job to me. The tapping you did sounded a little loud compared to the playing but I bet that is mostly the way the microphone picks it up. Again, nice job.

Mike

Buddy, I too really liked the choice of song and your execution was well done. My only suggestion would be to vary the strumming a little. I like the string slap to get the beat but maybe you could break into a strum during the chorus just to break it up a little. Otherwise, nice job. It was a toe tapper for sure.

Cheers, Steve

Did you know Jack Johnson plays a Cole Clark, so the song would sound better on one of them than your Seagull , jk :laugh: Seriously well done mate, do you work at all? Or do you spend all your time perfecting songs.

Really enjoy Jack Johnson songs, and this was well played, I liked it as it was no need to change anything IMHO

Hey Buddy.

Sounds pretty good,slapping on the strings and good singing.
Your guitar is a Seagull performer???.
Thanks fore sharing this lovely video.
Greetz Anton

A completely new technique demonstrated here, and it looks as if you've been playing this way for a long time. It really sounded very nice, and I agree with Chris that it's probably your best video. Well done.

Very well done, buddy. That was just really fun to listen to from start to finish. I think it was real feat to land your fingers in home position after the tap EVERY TIME!

Pizza points to you, my friend!

Dan