Hi Boyd R. While these lessons are a bit advanced, the beginner can still learn greatly. They are geared to get you playing some of these songs fastly no matter if you're a beginner or more advanced player. Give it a try and take your time...use the loops to repeat routines, and should you have any questions feel free to send me a message!
If the stretch is difficult because you need more practice, then you know what to do. If your hands are literally too small to make the stretch, then create a way. Try capoing up a few frets to lessen the space your fingers have to cover. Ultimately, you might try lifting the index finger, which bars the second fret, off of the neck while your pinky does its work on the 5th fret.( As long as you keep hitting the open A string with your thumb at regular quarter note intervals, your fingers can get away with a lot). You could resolve the sequence by doing a barred A cord at the 5th fret.
Thanks - I'm glad to be here working on styles and techniques of the masters. George did a great job of combining techniques too, as you can see (and hear) with his tremolo-octaves and such. Making sure you have a good grasp of the techniques individually first I found is usually the easiest way to learn any nuanced piece. Enjoy it!
This has started out too be my favorite song on guitar. Finally going to do better on guitar.Owe you big time.I'm a self starter on guitar years ago. had no lessons. thanks
that is really amazing and sweet thanks
thanks
Should I work without the mic first are do both
Hi Boyd - Either one will be benificial. I recommend doing both.
I love this lesson, it has alot of stuff to work on, and that's great this is what I really need, thanks
Thanks Boyd - Real glad you're diggin' it!
I'm really enjoying thanks this for taking the time in doing this, thanks
Thank you it is what I do. Honor.
I like the of lesson you just need.
Very nice
Thanks!
Thanks it will be a while
Feel free to suggest any instructional video topics (specific fundamentals, etc) that you would like to see here!
Really a great tune very nice playing.I thing is where I should start on this first
Thank you. We look forward to you posting a video here when you are ready.
really some good playing
Hey Boyd - Happy New Year - Glad you're diggin' it - Work with it. It's gonna help you in ways you can't even imagine yet!
This tune really gets in your head
It's great to have you back
This is really some good stuff thanks
Thanks Boyd - Good to see you back on SJ!
Thanks Boyd - Hope you're having fun with it!
nice tune it would be great if you could do something for a beginner
Hi Boyd R. While these lessons are a bit advanced, the beginner can still learn greatly. They are geared to get you playing some of these songs fastly no matter if you're a beginner or more advanced player. Give it a try and take your time...use the loops to repeat routines, and should you have any questions feel free to send me a message!
Very nice
I love this lesson
what if your fingers can't stretch from 2nd fret to the 5 fert. That what can you do
Reply to Boyd R:
If the stretch is difficult because you need more practice, then you know what to do. If your hands are literally too small to make the stretch, then create a way. Try capoing up a few frets to lessen the space your fingers have to cover. Ultimately, you might try lifting the index finger, which bars the second fret, off of the neck while your pinky does its work on the 5th fret.( As long as you keep hitting the open A string with your thumb at regular quarter note intervals, your fingers can get away with a lot). You could resolve the sequence by doing a barred A cord at the 5th fret.
Looking Sharp a lot lesson to take in I'm still working on Horton Shuffle and also three other songs. Really learning a lot thanks for being here.
Thanks - I'm glad to be here working on styles and techniques of the masters. George did a great job of combining techniques too, as you can see (and hear) with his tremolo-octaves and such. Making sure you have a good grasp of the techniques individually first I found is usually the easiest way to learn any nuanced piece. Enjoy it!
This has started out too be my favorite song on guitar. Finally going to do better on guitar.Owe you big time.I'm a self starter on guitar years ago. had no lessons. thanks
Awesome!!
This is a fun tune
Thanks! I tried to piece together a lot of the stuff I learned from George's recordings and construct a tune in his style.
Glade you'er here.