Daryl,
Simply beautiful.
Look at your harmonics. You are getting some dead notes in them. Some more practice on that would be good. I think that's going to be your main stopper at this point. The rest is just getting it all down and then start playing with it. Add a flourish here, a frill there... That kind of thing.
Angelina
Tony: Thank you for the kind words.
Buddy: Thank you. It would be nice to have some comment from Neil but I understand why he wouldn't. His time should be spent on the paying members.
Andy: Thank you. I think my harmonics would be better and crisper if I could use a pick. Since I don't (or can't in this case) I'll have to focus more on my technique - but by the time I get to the outro I'm "exhausted". And adding a flourish here and a frill there is easy for you to say! :woohoo: But really hard for me - frills and flourishes just don't come naturally.
I think that's the kind of help I'm looking for in this song. Where is that note I'm missing? Or I should say where are all those notes I'm missing?
Buddy: Thank you. It would be nice to have some comment from Neil but I understand why he wouldn't. His time should be spent on the paying members.
Andy: Thank you. I think my harmonics would be better and crisper if I could use a pick. Since I don't (or can't in this case) I'll have to focus more on my technique - but by the time I get to the outro I'm "exhausted". And adding a flourish here and a frill there is easy for you to say! :woohoo: But really hard for me - frills and flourishes just don't come naturally.
I think that's the kind of help I'm looking for in this song. Where is that note I'm missing? Or I should say where are all those notes I'm missing?I think a good way to practice adding frills and flourishes would be to spend time creating some. Strum a chord then find 3 or 4 notes that you can add to the end of it that not only sound good, but enhance the chord itself. After you've created 2 or 3 for each chord you know you should have no problem adding them into Angelina.
Daryl,
That was amazing. It sounded beautiful, felt groovy (as Chris said) and looked really difficult. The harmonics section, was ... impossible looking, wow.
No advice from me, just awe.
Amazing.
Michele
That was amazing. It sounded beautiful, felt groovy (as Chris said) and looked really difficult. The harmonics section, was ... impossible looking, wow.
No advice from me, just awe.
Amazing.
Michele
Thank you!Dennis: Thank you. But I'm sure you could play it. Start with the intro, it's only 4 measures long and basically just repeats the 1st measure. Actually, getting the into down gave me a HUGE sense of accomplishment. I then started to tackle the outro. It's really only 4 measures long as well (with a final fancy measure of a D chord at the end). It's all the other stuff between the intro and outro that's truly amazing. Give it a try (please).
Daryl,
That was beautiful. I'd never heard that song, but I'd love to learn it, some day! I'm curious now if there's a lesson on it here at TG? I don't remember seeing one, but it's possible I overlooked it.
Really nicely done!
Suzi
That was beautiful. I'd never heard that song, but I'd love to learn it, some day! I'm curious now if there's a lesson on it here at TG? I don't remember seeing one, but it's possible I overlooked it.
Really nicely done!
Suzi
Well I have to agree with all the others, you did very well! And as everybody else I'd love to help, I don't know if I can though... Would be nice to hear some advice from the master himself 
! Is there also any chance that you could send me the tabs? Never heard of the song, but it's lovely, would really like to give it a go myself!
All the best! Vanessa
! Is there also any chance that you could send me the tabs? Never heard of the song, but it's lovely, would really like to give it a go myself! All the best! Vanessa