schm040 learning Windy & Warm guitar lesson
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neverfoundthetime
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Nice job Matt! You win the gold medal for posting the first requested video. Well done all round!
OMG, I must have been born in an acoustic-less cave because I knew nothing of this song or it's history. But I love it and it is now on my "must learn" list. Thanks for suggesting it Daryl and thanks for accepting and for posting it Matt! I noticed Neil mentioned that the 2nd-fret capo was done by Doc Watson (perhaps others). Nice Job Matt!
Scott
Scott
This is really terrific, and I can only imagine the time and effort you had to put in to pull off this beautiful song. Congrats on a great job done! I love what you've done with it.
Two things I noticed: 1) there are a couple of times when you move up the fret board and do a quick run; I couldn't hear the notes either time I listened to it. And 2) whenever you do that big bend, you change the tempo of the song. I do that, too, on bends sometimes because I want to make sure the bend is heard and not overshadowed by the next note after it. But those are two tiny things in an otherwise excellent performance.
Two things I noticed: 1) there are a couple of times when you move up the fret board and do a quick run; I couldn't hear the notes either time I listened to it. And 2) whenever you do that big bend, you change the tempo of the song. I do that, too, on bends sometimes because I want to make sure the bend is heard and not overshadowed by the next note after it. But those are two tiny things in an otherwise excellent performance.
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millponddave
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Really,really nice job I enjoyed it a lot.
Dave
Dave