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From: onecanmadman
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  • Hey man...love your playing. You're getting better and better. I wanted to invite you to check out leftyfrets net for a really cool lefty only guitar related forum. Tell em LeftyLP sent ya! Cheers

  • Your guitar is upside down.

  • Acoustic Guitar magazine November 2000 does a really good tab of this in their Off the Record spot. The tuning is CGCGCD tuned down a step according to them. I've played their tab and it works. You can get back-copies I think. This takes nothing away from this version which sounds really good (and by a lefty the same as me!).

  • good stuff.. I learnt more from these few minutes that weeks of research.. good man..

  • Hey man - nice percussive snap - thanks for the tuition. Any idea what tuning Nic used on Farewell To The Gold? I'm damned if I can find those beautiful sweeping elusive chords that he uses.

  • It's open G, but taken down 2 steps, so open F really

  • Really helpful! Thanks very much. What tuning did you use for this?

  • nice playing.

  • Nic Jones is the best and you really capture the right feel here. Fantastic...now lets see a version of Plowman Lads!

  • Forgot to mention Nic's wife also warned me that Nic habitually tuned about a semi-tone flat in all his tunings so the recording was done B F# B F# B C#, hope this helps anyone trying to learn it from the recording. I tried for ages but I don't have enough ability.

  • Well done thanks for the demo. The original tuning is C G C G C D (C Modal). I got this direct from Nic's wife who kindly replied to an email I sent a few years ago.

  • sweetness. thanks for taking the time to do this for us.

  • Fantastic! Any chance you could post what your other hand's doing? I can't work it out at all! Is it CGCGCD tuning?

  • Thanks, I used D G D G B D here, though I think the original was different. I am starting on 6th string 5th fret, and 5th string 4th fret, with open 2nd string. The 'ping' sound is hit on the 4th string. I have to stretch a lot to play this so the arrangement could prob be made easier, hope this helps

  • Thanks for the clues! I've been trying to work out how to play this on and off for months now, but hadn't tried DGDGBD.

  • Thanks again for this post M:)

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