I read Suzi post too quick, I must say I have not heard them call S&P (it is not a French thing to use anagrams as in English). I will read more thoroughly next time, my apologies Suzi.
Marc
Busking in DADGAD
Marc - Thanks for the kind words. I should point you to Suzi - our resident expert - who noticed that it was my Simon and Patrick guitar, an SP6 to be specific. It was hand built not a million miles from you in the village of LaPatrie, Quebec. You must have heard that Canadian quality shining out.
I read Suzi post too quick, I must say I have not heard them call S&P (it is not a French thing to use anagrams as in English). I will read more thoroughly next time, my apologies Suzi.
Marc
I read Suzi post too quick, I must say I have not heard them call S&P (it is not a French thing to use anagrams as in English). I will read more thoroughly next time, my apologies Suzi.
Marc
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Well that tugs at the heartstrings! I'm not familiar with the song, but I'm glad you took the time to upload it Stuart.
Very nicely done.
Very nicely done.
rapsidy - I hope you washed your hands afterwards!
Marc, Suzi - I'm glad you two have sorted that out. I don't want any fighting in my thread!
Al - Glad you liked it. I like that the emotion of the song comes across even without the lyrics. Thanks for listening.
I'm slightly surprised by how few people have heard of this song (or maybe it's just unrecognisable the way I play it!) so here's James Taylor's version. If anyone is interested you can easily find alternative versions by Eva Cassidy, Sheryl Crowe, Dusty Springfield and others.
Marc, Suzi - I'm glad you two have sorted that out. I don't want any fighting in my thread!
Al - Glad you liked it. I like that the emotion of the song comes across even without the lyrics. Thanks for listening.
I'm slightly surprised by how few people have heard of this song (or maybe it's just unrecognisable the way I play it!) so here's James Taylor's version. If anyone is interested you can easily find alternative versions by Eva Cassidy, Sheryl Crowe, Dusty Springfield and others.
Hi Stuart,
I'm sorry I'm late, but I really like to sit down for videos so I that I can really listen, and I'm glad I did, like Tony said, it's so nice to just hear the guitar and you've played this one just beautifully, very serene atmosphere, I really enjoyed it! A great and very relaxing start of my morning....
And yes, I don't see you often enough as well, so I'll be looking forward to another post of you (Springsteen??), thanks for sharing this one!
Ness
I'm sorry I'm late, but I really like to sit down for videos so I that I can really listen, and I'm glad I did, like Tony said, it's so nice to just hear the guitar and you've played this one just beautifully, very serene atmosphere, I really enjoyed it! A great and very relaxing start of my morning....
And yes, I don't see you often enough as well, so I'll be looking forward to another post of you (Springsteen??), thanks for sharing this one!
Ness
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You've got to check out this version too. My favourite.
rapsidy - I hope you washed your hands afterwards!
Marc, Suzi - I'm glad you two have sorted that out. I don't want any fighting in my thread!
Al - Glad you liked it. I like that the emotion of the song comes across even without the lyrics. Thanks for listening.
I'm slightly surprised by how few people have heard of this song (or maybe it's just unrecognisable the way I play it!) so here's James Taylor's version. If anyone is interested you can easily find alternative versions by Eva Cassidy, Sheryl Crowe, Dusty Springfield and others.
You've got to check out this version too. My favourite.
Rick - thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I wish I could learn things faster - THEN I'd post more.
Willem - if you can hear JT' s music through my guitar I'm a very happy man. Thanks for listening and the kind words, as always.
Ness - I take those words very kindly from someone who has given so much to this site in recent months. I'm happy to feel like I've returned something. Thanks for taking the time to listen and comment.
tvarga - if you'd heard me trying to use a pick you'd understand! Glad you enjoyed it, thank you for taking the time.
michele - Aw, Michele........I thought I was your favourite.
Willem - if you can hear JT' s music through my guitar I'm a very happy man. Thanks for listening and the kind words, as always.
Ness - I take those words very kindly from someone who has given so much to this site in recent months. I'm happy to feel like I've returned something. Thanks for taking the time to listen and comment.
tvarga - if you'd heard me trying to use a pick you'd understand! Glad you enjoyed it, thank you for taking the time.
michele - Aw, Michele........I thought I was your favourite.