Hey Mark, Thank you so much for this lesson. Chris Smither inspired me to take up the Blues Fingerstyle Guitar, back in 2006. Now at last, I can play one of his tunes, thanks to you. Thank you. Time for me to search out the Chris Smither instruction DVD, I think, now that I know at least some of his tunes are playable.
I'd never even considered using open tuning on the baritone ukulele or guitar......I had no idea it would make it so much easier. I found this tutorial really helpful, thank you.
I was listening to CS in the car on the weekend Just found your posts. Great work! Thanks a lot. I will try to do some of this but boy there a lot happening!
Thanks for the great lesson Mark. Loved it! By any chance do you also have a lesson to Smithers' Open Up track? If you have please do share. Much appreciated :)
Thank you for your kind remarks! Find Smither's DVD at amazon, but currently cheapest at Target online...Chris Smither DVD at Target..who da thought!! enjoy!! Go to Elderly Instruments for his two songbooks...
Impressive. Just wondering why you play it so fast? Slowing it down to the origianal makes it essier for the nanoseconds involed for the changes and all-round playability. Just my two Somalian shillings. Bravo.
while I appreciate you showing us the chords it would have been great if ... just once... you were to show us the fingerpick on the right hand... just once... Someone did ask you for this. FIVE years ago!
Hey Mark, Thank you so much for this lesson. Chris Smither inspired me to take up the Blues Fingerstyle Guitar, back in 2006. Now at last, I can play one of his tunes, thanks to you. Thank you. Time for me to search out the Chris Smither instruction DVD, I think, now that I know at least some of his tunes are playable.
I'd never even considered using open tuning on the baritone ukulele or guitar......I had no idea it would make it so much easier. I found this tutorial really helpful, thank you.
I was listening to CS in the car on the weekend
Just found your posts. Great work! Thanks a lot.
I will try to do some of this but boy there a lot happening!
Thank you very, very much for posting this. I appreciate it very much.
Great Lesson. Thanks. Everyone else gets it wrong and teaches it in standard or double drop D. You are obviously correct it's in open D, THANKS!
Very kind and helpful of you to post this, just wish you wouldn't rush it so.
you are sooo right! too much coffee back then. If time permits I will redo with better video lets hope!!
Thank you! Saved me hours of frustration!
So if you play a song in which feeling is critical really fast,you've really improved the mood? /
Thanks for the great lesson Mark. Loved it! By any chance do you also have a lesson to Smithers' Open Up track? If you have please do share. Much appreciated :)
Thank you for your kind remarks! Find Smither's DVD at amazon, but currently cheapest at Target online...Chris Smither DVD at Target..who da thought!! enjoy!!
Go to Elderly Instruments for his two songbooks...
Thanks for posting. Didn’t know the tuning
Impressive. Just wondering why you play it so fast? Slowing it down to the origianal makes it essier for the nanoseconds involed for the changes and all-round playability. Just my two Somalian shillings. Bravo.
Thanks Gary. As was mentioned by other viewers, way to fast !! Slower tempo and less caffeine when I redo the video.
Playing it fast doesn't make it sound better !
while I appreciate you showing us the chords it would have been great if ... just once... you were to show us the fingerpick on the right hand... just once... Someone did ask you for this. FIVE years ago!
way way way way too fast. the song meant for slow and feeling u messed a great song up.
your right!! mentioned earlier..way too much coffee that day! Thanks for comment and watching.