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Location: Michigan | i have many of them but the one that i would love to nail would be guinnevere by crosby & nash . i see that they both look like that they may have had a big fatty before they went on but never the less they sound great . it maybe the voices that really get me on the song but this is a beautiful melody i would kill to get this one down. GWB |
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Location: Michigan | oops now ya think i had the big fatty , not so . here it is
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPvOTVVbMko
GWB |
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Location: Flahdaw | here's a pretty decent instructional video for Guinnevere csny
Just remember to tune to EBDGAD |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Medication |
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Location: south east Michigan | #4? |
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Location: Michigan | if anyone can pick up on playing that song after seeing the video then come buy my house and show me how ... please.... GWB Doug |
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Location: NJ | Tuning is Key.
Crosby wrote aLOT in AlternateTunings.
Google:CrosbyTunings.
I think Chordie even has a listing . . . |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I have a few tunes that I absolutely love, but doubt will ever be able to do justice cause they just aren't a style I seems to be able to play.
1. Sultans of Swing (Dire Straights)
2. The intro to Crazy On You (Heart)
3. Europa (Santana)
4. Cliffs of Dover (Eric Johnson)
5. For The Love of God (Steve Vai) <- new entry to my list. |
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | Pass The Valium - Adrian Legg.
Ship Ahoy - Frank Zappa
Savage - Yngwie Malmsteen
Rude Mood - SRV |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Wondering Where the Lions Are - Bruce Cockburn
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Never Going Back Again - Fleetwood Mac
I'm getting close, but I've been at 90% on both for longer than is reasonable. The light at the end of the tunnel is actually getting smaller.
I haven't even begun to contemplate Classical Gas - but it's in the pipeline. |
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Location: Flahdaw | Knopfler's little lead lick in the middle of Calling Elvis....I've got the notes, just can't get the speed down. |
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Location: Hanau, Hessen, Germany | Blue Moon by Tommy Emmanuel... This arrangement amazes me since I first heard it. I don't think I will ever make it. |
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| CSN had some great pieces. It was the vocals and the blend they had that is hardest to copy.'
Here's my nemesis so far. Just do not have the chicken pickin thing worked out yet. Again the picking hand is so so important to work on.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgEVWdDZslU |
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Location: Omaha, NE | There are more than I could ever count in this category. But for me its more about not being able to play in a particular player's style: Joe Pass? No way. Tommy Emmanuel? No chance. Don Ross? Yeah, right. SRV? We used to play "Pride and Joy" and "Mary Had a Little Lamb" and "Lenny", but that's about it and they never had 'the sound'. |
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Location: Flahdaw | Originally posted by guitarwannabee:
if anyone can pick up on playing that song after seeing the video then come buy my house and show me how ... please.... GWB Doug If I really liked the song I would just to prove how easy it is to pick up stuff from youtube. This song doesn't look very tough.
Anyway, just tune the git correctly, turn the video on, put your fingers where he does, and use the pause button to stop it for each spot. Work each spot til it sounds right, then move on to the next spot. I've done this for countless songs and it works fine. |
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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | There are millions of songs I'll never be able to play, just in the classical world, let alone other styles. My friend Jeff plays Chet Atkin's "Windy and Warm" so well, and inspired by some friends of Jerome's on youtube, I wanted to learn a harmony. I just don't do well with speed, or leads of any type. I can put the melody into the chords, but without those chords, I am lost. They are like a safety net to me I think. I know scales, but the fingers refuse to play anything interesting when they are using them. Give me a chord to work around and I can put in all kinds of interesting stuff. I'm not sure if my problem is lack of confidence, lack of dexterity, or lack of trying. :confused: |
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Location: NJ | "Happy Birthday To You". |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | "Free Bird" |
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Location: Chicago | "Fantasia Suite for Two Guitars" used to look pretty distant. We are getting closer! Same thing with "Frevo Rasgado"... Not quite there yet, though. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Anything by fifty cents. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Sudbury Saturday Night |
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do you have a song that you will never conquer ???
