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  • Definitely standard tuning. All the intervals he shows would be sixths in standard tuning, and that scale he plays at about 2:50 ends on an A, which matches A in standard tuning.

  • It's demoralizing and inspiring all at once. As you begin to dissect the 'simple' song and his skills in particular, you realize the elements involved; the clever use of sixths, the dexterity and lightness of his touch. Such a great talent.

  • What tuning is this in?

  • @cgcgce: Standard. There's a mini-tab for the first few bars of this in the March 2007 issue of Acoustic Guitar (the article on John Renbourn).

  • This looks like a wonderful instructional DVD. This looks a bit level 3 and I'm more 1/2. :)

  • those player nails look really odd

  • later in the vid he talks about using ping pong balls for nails

  • That's cool 'cause fake nails for guitar are exspensive as hell

  • I saw John playing this in Les Cousins Club, Soho in 1972. What a great video this is - I always wanted to learn how he played this

  • This is from an instructional video - details in the notes. I learned this piece from the DVD (tabs on the DVD) and you can see my version under my videos though it of course pales in comparison.

  • Great really

    Chris

  • LEGEND

  • nice vid

  • nice

  • John Renbourn - for me there is no better guitarist. Fantastic stuff.

  • John Fahey

  • @plugh1

    Oh Yes ! He is my Guru Master

  • @plugh1 take a look a guthrie govan, English dude, from my neck of the woods, chelmsford he really is god, totally!!

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