Thanks for listen in folks! Good tip
Marc, I’ll be looking at that piano part. Unfortunately, I’ve not had much online access recently so I’ve been limited on going back to listen to the lessons a second time. I’ll catch up on that soon. Palm muting takes quite a bit of practise but I like what it adds.
Bill, playing along… now there’s a suggestion… just get it on video already!

. You will never be off the hook so just bite the bullet! Thanks for the support
Tony, I love this song and would love to complete it solo and all. Thanks
Mark, the finger rolling works well on a nylon guitar so that’s why I add it. Thanks for listening
Steve and
Bob. Really recommend a listen to Neil’s lesson if you haven’t seen it. Thanks
Jay, love the room and I’m practising more so I’m clocking up more and more productive guitar time.
Andy, sometimes I just can’t play very well so getting in the mood and going with the flow so that I can relax is a key issue for me. For so long I was so up-tight about performing and I used to be so nervous that I couldn’t remember what chord came next. I really had to battle through those nerves to drop my painful self-consciousness. Took a long time and it can still rear it’s ugly head at any time, so relaxing like this is absolutely key for me. I can stuff up almost any song I play at anytime, anywhere so getting in the mood really is key. I’m not good enough to change a song every time but I do try it sometimes on some songs, can be fun.