Rough Guide To Dave Van Ronk's "Come Back Baby"

[shaundeane]

Will - thanks for this video, is there any tab available? I see the chord breakdown in the beginning but your actual fingering looks different (different places on the neck). Either way, very nice and I agree with everyone here, DVR was the best.

[GoodNoteDJ]

Thanks for helping to break this down. I used to see Van Ronk play this song many times at Greenwich Village folk cafes and it's always been one of my favorites. Such a classic. It's great you're helping to keep this sort of music alive, 'cuz this is a song (and an arrangement) that should live forever.

[HenfieldWill]

@GoodNoteDJ You saw Van Ronk - respect! :-)

[mrmattquinn]

Many thanks for taking the time to put this together. The combination of playing and fretboard diagrams worked really well for me, I found it really clear and easy to follow: An excellent lesson. I shall be exploring your other videos for similar gems.

[ridingblues]

Wonderful

[ianmcgeachy]

Brilliant tutorial. (and fine tasty playing anall'!) Many thanks for this.

-Ian

[babbchuck]

Thanks - very informative, very clear. Nicely done.

[Udaphonic]

Thanks for posting - sounds great!

[mesimar]

Nice guide.BTW:andy polon who used tu be apersonal student of Dave Van Ronk,early sixties gives away a nice tablature on this

song on his website.Check out" Andy Polon Guitar Page'"On the let meny,you find his CD,New York on six strings.You can listen to the song"Tribute to Dave van Ronk",which contains "come back baby".You may view the great tablature as well. On YouTube you can check out ADpolon.He performs two of his own songs live somewhere in New York,1992.Recomended.

[andtomorrow]

smart great teaching ambiance

[mcob1]

sang even better--last saw him on bleecker in the late eighties or early nineties--double breasted sport coat, glass of wine, got up and sang like no one else.

[jessyquedens]

I loved Dave Van Ronk.

[llamov]

One of my favorite Van Ronk tunes. I was priviledged to see him perform several times. He picked as cleanly live as he did on his recordings.