MarkM 4 + 20 guitar lesson review upload

[willem]

Hi Mark it is nice to see you are busy with moving between takin guitar lessons,,it also nice to see the winter is gone and wearing a short,,i think a signature for this site..well if you were'nt play that for a year you rembered well.

I think the guitar will be the last thing you packed and the first thing you unload in your new place..

I enjoyed..

Willem

[BobR]

Hi Mark,

Very nicely done. Good to see a post from you during your busy schedule. I hope the move is going well and your not as stressed out.

Bob

[neverfoundthetime]

Very smooth Mark! Great to see you settling down in your new home.
Really nice sound you are making there.

[tovo]

Hey nice tune Mark and you play it so very well, just beautiful. Y'all hurry back and get regular again here on TG y'hear!

[buddy]

Mark, Nice work on this, your playing is pretty impressive in this.

[Chasplaya]

Well I was fixin to go to work when I watched this and hey Mark you are walking in tall cotton there man. I hopes they appreshate ya, i'll swan that's the best larrupin finger pickin i've heard in a while.

[Lavallee]

Hi Mark, it is nice of you to take the time to post a video in your busy days. I find that you played the song with a lot of finesse.
Thanks for posting

Marc

[cosmicmechanic]

Hi Marc, great tune to have in your repertoire when it's time to REALLY get a party going

Fun chord sequences there, maybe somewhat similar to "Dear Prudence" (DP), which you posted as a video a while back ... am I right thinking there's a solid base in DP that can help for this tune ? I ask because I'm working on DP these days.

You say this video was a slapdash effort, but that gives it kind of a stark quality, which goes with the mood of the song.

Hope things are going your way,

Pierre

[jayswett]

I love that song. Nice job. It should be required study for all guitarists, in my opinion. Looking forward to seeing your new music room.

[jayswett]

As I watched this again, I noticed that you might be making a premature transition from the 12 fret back to the 3rd (2nd?) fret. I don't recall the chord names or hte exact fret numbers. Take a listen to the original again. I will as well, in case what I am telling you is wrong.