Busking John Lennon
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AcousticAl
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Nice, heartfelt version, Pete.
Thanks for uploading.
Thanks for uploading.
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AcousticAl
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"Watching the Wheels"
It's just been a while between uploads for me and thought I'd share what I've been working on. Actually two uploads in the same night! No wardrobe change (sorry Suzi).
I wanted to play and sing this with Pierre at our Ottawa TG jam- but soon realized how bad I was at playing it when we tried. Looks like we need to get together again to give it another shot, Pierre!
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It's just been a while between uploads for me and thought I'd share what I've been working on. Actually two uploads in the same night! No wardrobe change (sorry Suzi).
I wanted to play and sing this with Pierre at our Ottawa TG jam- but soon realized how bad I was at playing it when we tried. Looks like we need to get together again to give it another shot, Pierre!
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AA,
This is a song that I first really heard in god's country outside Texas while sitting in my car. From that point on I knew that I wanted to learn it.
Neil's lesson is hard and likely correct.
You did a nice job with some irregular changes, congratulations.
You have inspired me to work on this one harder.
This is a fun song to play after a few adult beverages...........
Matt
This is a song that I first really heard in god's country outside Texas while sitting in my car. From that point on I knew that I wanted to learn it.
Neil's lesson is hard and likely correct.
You did a nice job with some irregular changes, congratulations.
You have inspired me to work on this one harder.
This is a fun song to play after a few adult beverages...........
Matt
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AcousticAl
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schm040 wrote:
You're right about the chords and irregular changes. Very tough.
Thanks for checking it out, and inspiring me to have some adult beverages!!
Hey Matt,AA,
This is a song that I first really heard in god's country outside Texas while sitting in my car. From that point on I knew that I wanted to learn it.
Neil's lesson is hard and likely correct.
You did a nice job with some irregular changes, congratulations.
You have inspired me to work on this one harder.
This is a fun song to play after a few adult beverages...........
Matt
You're right about the chords and irregular changes. Very tough.
Thanks for checking it out, and inspiring me to have some adult beverages!!
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cosmicmechanic
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AcousticAl wrote:
Singing this earnestly is a real party time, though ... oh, must refrain from another "adult beverage" comment ...
Nice going Al, the tune is near and dear to me, I should get into it more.
So, let us practice some and visualize also ... who said: "Build it and they will come" ?
Pierre
I could not agree with you more, Al ! I had practiced this a bit before our meeting and the learning curve was greater than expected, as you also realized.... Looks like we need to get together again to give it another shot, Pierre!
Singing this earnestly is a real party time, though ... oh, must refrain from another "adult beverage" comment ...
Nice going Al, the tune is near and dear to me, I should get into it more.
So, let us practice some and visualize also ... who said: "Build it and they will come" ?
Pierre
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AcousticAl
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Craig wrote:
Hey Craig
Thanks for watching. I've been working on this off and on ever since the lesson was posted. Slowly getting there.
Al,
Wow, you've been busy! I haven't looked at this lesson yet, but it looks like you've done a nice job with some pretty difficult changes and some tough chords. Way to go! Thanks for sharing.
Craig
Hey Craig
Thanks for watching. I've been working on this off and on ever since the lesson was posted. Slowly getting there.
Al,
Well, I guess it's better to have a wardrobe malfunction than a guitar malfunction! I thought that sounded great and I'm looking forward to you adding your vocals to it (or maybe you and Pierre!). I've always loved this song and watching you play it gave me a whole new respect for how challenging it actually is! Definitely not a campfire strummer.
Suzi
Well, I guess it's better to have a wardrobe malfunction than a guitar malfunction! I thought that sounded great and I'm looking forward to you adding your vocals to it (or maybe you and Pierre!). I've always loved this song and watching you play it gave me a whole new respect for how challenging it actually is! Definitely not a campfire strummer.
Suzi