St James Infirmary - David Hamburger

David's quietly virtuosic guitar playing and well-crafted, literate songwriting reflect both a deep familiarity with classic American folk and blues music and an abiding love for mid-century jazz, Damon Runyon and P.G. Wodehouse.
For three decades, his books, articles, videos and workshops have provided aspiring and accomplished fingerstyle blues pickers with the clarity and tools they need to become confident and compelling improvising musicians.
To learn how to play David's fingerstyle guitar style, check out- Fretboard Confidential www.fretboardc...
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[@nevatim]

you're an alien! this is lovely!

[@MrNgcovelli]

bad ass David. Masterful job! Definitely remember our team performing this one @ Rocky Mtn Guitar camp. Love the storm chorus

[@jmpmusic-ltd]

Thank you. ty. I think I knew this cowby around the village and such, late 80's to ? Fred's House Snap Cafe, Sun Mountain Cafe, Kenny's to Bottomline. Hello down there. Sounds great! ; )

[@zjokka]

Allen Toussaint and Elvis Costello reworked Tipitina in a minor key and called it 'Ascension Day' - I love that track, but listening to your faster version of 'Saint James Infirmary' it's clear where the Costello's melody is coming from.

[@emlyngriffith5846]

That was great! 👍🍷

[@JimB802]

One HOT version of SJI!! Literally!!♨

[@billhdowne2382]

Very fine 👍 What guitar are you playing?

[@JimB802]

00 series Collins