[@user-pp9bl5gr1n]

Bob Marley & the Wailers taught us the simplicity is the key

[@johnnybx3254]

Let your heart skip cause it is wonderful! Thanks

[@kathrynjaneway._]

Ohhh! I do the G but my little finger to make it stronger! Thanks for this video btw! Really helpful

[@williammckee6165]

I enjoyed this once I got my rhythm

[@pewlesrodriguez1007]

Gracias por compartir. No entiendo el inglés. Pero se entiende el vídeo. Muchas gracias desde Venezuela 🇻🇪 saludos!

[@ivanshipy1966]

Thanks love it

[@EliezerLopes47]

Great Tutorial

[@williamnorris1380]

Excellent

[@Good_Guitarist]

Thank you so much 😀

[@diggymanatee3672]

Nice

[@markhinde710]

This one was tougher for me then the other few I have seen of yours but I got it. Thx! Just graphics to go with the lessons.

[@pewlesrodriguez1007]

Cuando rasgueas hacia abajo la notas D, no se tocan la 5tª y 6 tª. ¿Cuándo rasgueas hacia arriba las tocas todas?

[@willdh7663]

when you strum the root and then a normal strum do you do both? for example you strum the root of the top string and then strum it again all together or every string but the root?

[@EliezerLopes47]

What guitar you used in this video?

[@aggoldstein]

Why does the pentatonic blues scale work so well for this song if its in Major chords?

[@teacherbert9503]

Major pentatonic scales mirror their relative minor pentatonic scales, e.g. E minor pentatonic scale is exactly the same as G major pentatonic.

[@user-pp9bl5gr1n]

Can you do waiting in vain by Bob Marley

[@nirmalamarak9386]

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