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Hi , what book do I buy that has this exact song on its as I am keen to learn it. Cheers

been a fan of his since I first heard him on Richie Haven's "Something Else Again' lp

I love those sounds! Thank you for sharing how it's made.

I watched this video today, and went out and bought a 12 string. I am playing better than this guy already and it has only been 3 or 4 minutes.

Just came across the sad news of Happy's passing. I was a regular student/watcher of his Licks tutorials. God bless Happy and happy pickin' in the Golden Land. Thanks for all the music.

I absolutely love Chris Smither!

Wow and to think she's often only picking with two fingers 🤯

Are we able to purchase this in digital format instead of DVD or VHS?

What kind of finger picks do you use???

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Marvelous performance! Thank you for sharing.

OMG! Were they ever really THAT young!?! Such a great memorial. Thank you for sharing.

I had a dream last night............. that my atoharp was in tune and all of the dampers were working correctly and all of the tuners were light as a feather

hey man..... i bought an autoharp by chord, and cannot find a tuner key for it, any ideas, man

Merci !

¡Muy buen gusto! Sonido tradicional y melódico, excelente.

When I was a teen someone gave me three of your fingerpicking tapes featuring mostly folk and country melodies. This piqued my interest in fingerstyle which developed to my later teens when I began RCM classical guitar lessons. One of the most complicated instruments when you have some Bach sheet music in front of you. Thank you for fanning that flame in my childhood, though struggling with a classical performers piece sometimes that might elicit a frustrated glare. Hard to admit it but that was thirty years ago.

Love John Hartford and i think about him all the time.

Man, RIP Happy! I learned so much for you and homespun. This vid is a real gem, w Pete Seeger in the background, just chillin.

thank you HAPPY ,, for a lifetime of brilliance !

RIP Happy. You taught so much to so many, with fun always part of the lesson. Your life was a blessing

Fare thee well, Happy. Oh, you will be missed.

This is extremely interesting, even for a instrumentally challenged viewer like me.

RIP Happy , talented nice guy!

That was totally BADASS dude!!!!😅😅😅😅😅

I have loved his music for years. His album "Slow Guitar" is a masterpiece.

In lo def blurry vision

Only now I get why he was so appreciative of Zappa.

Beautiful.

Oh My Gosh. Random...Looked you up and found this. I love that I met you on your journey from MN to CA in like 2020-ish. After my husband died, and I was a widow on fire; but before covid.

If other teachers are watching, this is how it's done. Just give a good view of the chord changes and play the song. If we can play guitar at this level, there's no call for making a 3-minute lesson last 20 minutes.

What course / dvd name does this come from?

Man oh man What a story teller Beautiful and so soulful Thank you sir

Steve is in Heaven playing with the worship team.

Need more of the clips from this event!

Thank you for sharing your talents and thoughts and blessed gift from our Lord God. I have been using your Technique books, sheet music and DVD. I have been playing classical guitar and strumming Christian contemporary. But now I have been learning how to play flatpicking bluegrass from your materials. I also been using the tortex standard .73mm picks. After trying many styles and thicknesses I have settled for this one pick for everything. Christ Jesus our Lord and Savior, John

Pete passed away some years ago. I am old enough to remember the movement to stop the war in Vietnam as well as the toll it took. I turned 18 shortly after the draft ended. I still had to go sign up for it though. I had several friends and family members who went none of whom were even the same after returning. Pete, I wish you were still here with us today with all your friends. You really made a difference. R.I.P

Well this isnt going to teach me anything. Im trying to learn fiddle not a damn guitar

Playing an Alvarez Yairi.

Como se llama la primera canción, tengo como 13 años tratando de averiguarlo :c

Thanks for taking a look at this sample!

hasta los buenos pegan gallos en los bendings soplados jajaj lo raro es que no lo repitieran

I have a DVD somewhere which looks like this was taken from , where he teaches 6 songs in full. I guess it can be purchased at homespun.

Special thanks to "The Equalizer" TV show for having mentioned you and refreshing my failing memory. I always loved your playing, but this is special. Love that distinctive voice and I Love your Blues side. Good Stuff!!! Stay Well.

Cпасибо!

Happy birthday Jack!

pedal steel licks! awesome

2 incredible musicians!

Maybe you should look at the banjeurines that were made at the end of the 1880s through around 1910. These were five string banjos with a larger rim and shorter neck. S. S. Stewart made many of them and you can find them on the internet. At that time “classic” playing that included waltzes, marches and ragtime was all done on five string instruments with gut strings and a typical ensemble included the regular banjo, piccolo banjo, banjeurine and even bass banjo alone with guitars and mandolins. The early evolution of the tenor banjo comes from removing the fifth peg from a banjeurine and tuning in fifths so that violin and cello players could easily adapt to play for dance bands. I don’t think you’ve heard much tenor banjo playing if you think it’s limited and not as energetic as five string playing. Google tenor banjo playing. 😄

Sounds great!