Thanks for this,,,,very helpful. The A7 shape you play is Am7 I think not the normal A7? i.e. x03010 No doubt a hundred others have mentioned this! The plain A7 would be x02020 or x02223
Great lesson Mark, thanks for teaching me one of my favorite Simon and Garfunkle songs. My version is not quite as good as yours but I consider it a work in progress.
As you always say though, I had fun with that one!
Sir, I would like to let you know that, to me and others, you have been just like a friendly friend on the Internet. I really appreciate your sincere efforts to help people learning guitar. Your lessons are great. I am in my 60's now and I really enjoy those melodic songs from the past. I like your little guitar with great sound, Is it a Martin? I love to play guitar, too, but too poor to get a good guitar.
He has simplified the song ... except he should have the capo at the 7th fret...still sounds good. the guitar is small its not him! an easier key for most people.
hello. thanks for the video. What kind of guitar do you have there? Is it Steel or Nylon strings? I notice it is smaller than most, is there an advantage to that for fingerpicking style songs? This question is for the goldhat and anyone else who might have an idea. Thanks
i have to laugh , you look just like my next door nieghbor. haveing said that enjoy your teachings find myself back at ur site often, now we must work on ur singing lessons ....wheres was that $spent at for those lessons? ........... lol
Hey there, thanks for the good lesson again. It is indeed not too difficult if you have a closer look. Keep up the good work you are doing for all basic guitar players like me.
Excellent! Great teaching style. No narcissistic talk about yourself and why you're doing this. Just great teaching! Thank you! Oh, nice picking, too!
You don't pick with five fingers, BS6, you pick with four. The pattern is five, one, three, four, two, three (as he rightly says) but where your thumb takes care of the fifth string, your ring finger looks after the first, first finger plucks the third, THUMB comes down to pluck fourth, middle finger plucks the second and first finger on third again. That is the best way to do it. Using five fingers is just bad technique (IMO) and overcomplicates matters.
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there is money behind your playing to the public!! u fat bastard.. i thought u were a real honest genuine man but now i know ur after peoples money!!!
Great lesson, Goldhat, as always. The one thing that you didn't detail was the pinch walk-down from C to G that you say "everyone knows."
Sadly, I dont know this move and am having trouble figuring it out. Would you mind detailing it here ( I am sure I am not alone here--and Paul Simon uses this A LOT!)
I can't believe how well that lesson was done! I've only started playing guitar seriously 3 months ago and in 20 minutes I was playing the song along with you! I do have quite a background in music but you made this very easy to learn! Thanks!
Man, that was great! You play really good. I always wanted to learn it, but thought it would be too hard. You make it pretty easy! Beautiful. Thanks and keep it up!!
You should check out Chet Atkins, he uses all five fingers and makes it sound like he has 3 or 4 more somewhere he is slipping in there. Very nice vid
I love the way you teach, makes a lot of sense, but as an Englishman, who has lived in Scarborough for 15 years, we don't pronounce it quite like you do! You seems to over pronounce the end of the word ScarboRO where we'd say Scarbara .. not in the least a criticism of you, just saying!!! Will try and learn this now...
Thank you! Actually I should be learning maths now but of course this is way more interesting. I can't play the guitar but with such a good explanation I can learn to. I can already play the first to chords lol.
One question... I must be the only one who doesn't know the famous walkdown/squeeze from C-->G. Could you do a mini video on it. (I sure am demanding!)
I get so tired of seeing such ugly negative comments all over you tube. I love seeing everyone delight in your video. Please add me to the list of people who say thank you for sharing your talents. You can really see your own enjoyment while playing and talking, and that's what it's all about. Thank you Sir.
I did the same thing. I never realized it was the only tune he used five fingers on though. It was a good mistake since use five is more difficult than using less. I too still use all five when I need to. Searching around I ran into a YouTube version with Andy Williams. Only instrument is Simon on his Guild. The vocals are really stunning and smooth and all three voices play harmonies. Worth a listen. Thanks for the lessons!
This was my best song while i was a kid. Because of this song i started to play guitar, but i have never learn it. So u made my dreams come true!!!! Thank you again and you have best regards from Croatia!!!
P.S. what do you think of song Suspicious minds from Elvis? could you make it as a guitar lesson? i think people will be trilled
I ripped up the vinyl learning this song till I got all the notes correct. Then about 2 years later I saw Paul Simon play it and found to my amazement he plays it in a completely different key. The same key that you use in your video. Am I believe. I play it in the key of Dm. Another example of that it is possible to reach the same goal following 2 different paths. For grins check out my version.
Thank you so much Ive loved this song since around 6 years old and although Ive played it without a capo using other chords -I came accross this by accident and its reignited my love for the song Thankyou once again
and like the previous could you let me have the walk down from c to g please?
Thanks a million for this lesson. I just started playing guitar and lessons like this help a lot. I just got one question. I don't get the walk down from C-chord to G-chord. Could you please give some extra info about this?
Thank you so much. I love this song but always played it wrong...until now. You are an excellent teacher!!!! I really like the way you walk thru the details of each chord. Even a dummy like me can follow this.
Great job my Mark doing this video. I am still a bit stuck with parts! Could any of you more experianced people post the "TABs", so some of us other noobs, can see the exact fingering for this great song? (Please) Thanks to people like Mark ,and all the positive post, its a great way to encourage people to learn guitar and music!
Thanks for the lesson, Mark. A couple of questions. Shouldn't the first chord be x03020 rather than x04020 as you posted in comments? Also, for the second chord the video with Andy Williams clearly shows Paul playing x02200 rather than x02000.
you really played it well. I would like to have a request, can you post a video of this tutorial with the camera slightly near the guitar? I can hardly see the position of your fingers on the chords. Hope you can respond soon. By the way I gave you 5 stars.
thank you so much....i grew up with these songs too.. you do a beautiful job and so nice to teach us...i am having trouble with the walk down squeeze from c to g that i havent learned yet...could you maybe spell that out a little better for me ..thanks
Thanks for a great, detailed, and VERY USEFUL lesson. (Too many folks here try to teach what they can't play, but you obviously CAN play this.) Great job, and thank you for posting!!
I'd love to have you post a lesson on S&G's "Kathy's song" or "April come she will." You're a wonderful teacher - simple, yet complete. These two songs are real gems...
Very nicely done. You've got a nice manner and I like the way you break the song down into its component parts, slow it down, and then put it all together. Very helpful for a beginning guitarist like me. I love the song, and now I've got a good idea of how to approach it. Others have already commented on the few glitches (capo @ 7th fret on the album; am7 fingering rather than a7). Do you teach other S&G or other 60's songs?
great job explaining it sir, i also thoroughly enjoyed the history leson in the beginning. :) this is such a mystical song, its captured my heart since i was very young. i figured out most on my own, but you have helped me to get through parts i didnt have a clue on :)
Such a beautiful melody ... it is always a pleasure to watch an enthusiast at work :)
ksym 3 months ago
Beautiful guitar player and beautiful voice. I love all your videos. Please keep them coming.
100erebus 10 months ago
mucho floro gordo huevon AL GRANO
garracremasangre 10 months ago
just write the cords as a guitar player you made it way harder
NavyNell 10 months ago
Thanks for this,,,,very helpful. The A7 shape you play is Am7 I think not the normal A7? i.e. x03010 No doubt a hundred others have mentioned this! The plain A7 would be x02020 or x02223
ggaylmer 10 months ago
Lmao, you are awesome, man. Everything about you is awesome.
Perchakk 10 months ago
doesn't paul play it with a capo on the 7th fret?
davemathews48 11 months ago
@davemathews48 Yes I have the tab and I checked with the original recording, it also says it in the music book too.
Promoagent 9 months ago
Great lesson Mark, thanks for teaching me one of my favorite Simon and Garfunkle songs. My version is not quite as good as yours but I consider it a work in progress.
As you always say though, I had fun with that one!
Thanks again
srvfan1002 11 months ago
Well done sir.
Cheers,
allen
carvetop01 11 months ago
Beautifully and carefully explained and played. Excellent!!
lmarko 1 year ago
your a col cat,,,like your style ,,,,this is tough for me but ya made it easier to understand ,,,,thanx soo much ,and,peace to you man
rrrrockin 1 year ago
im having a lil trouble and am gettin frustrated--when you go to the G chord and hammer on the A7 exactly which strings do i pluck??
crownvvc4 1 year ago
Thanks.
burjazz 1 year ago
thanks for the lesson. you play and sing this so effortlessly.
808hawk 1 year ago
Thank you!
skinnycrows 1 year ago
GREAT TEACHER!
hotoilhaul 1 year ago
I think you're brilliant.......and you make me smile. (the harmonic!)
skem1951 1 year ago
I like your singing to! Good, sweet voice. Keep it going.
Fredwitrave 1 year ago
Awsome vid!
MrNaughtydog7 1 year ago
Thank you very much.
johnydynamic 1 year ago
Mark, this is by far the best "Scarborough Fair" lesson on YouTube -- and I've watched a lot of them over the past week. Thanks very much!
darelmass 1 year ago
Thanks for the lesson, this really helped me learn the song! You are an excellent guitarist, I hope I can play as well as you one day.
Just a small tip: the intro/ending is easier if you do it like this:
cheeserules5419 1 year ago
Sir, I would like to let you know that, to me and others, you have been just like a friendly friend on the Internet. I really appreciate your sincere efforts to help people learning guitar. Your lessons are great. I am in my 60's now and I really enjoy those melodic songs from the past. I like your little guitar with great sound, Is it a Martin? I love to play guitar, too, but too poor to get a good guitar.
Respectfully.
Goldtieguy 1 year ago
You rock!
waggi66 1 year ago
Many flamenco guitarists uses all their fingers, just so you know :)
LexRonnyOchTVP 1 year ago
Watch Lindsey Buckingham...I am almost certain he could be seen using all five.
Keep it up Mark...you gave me Mrs. Robinson...tanks!
caninechezmo 1 year ago
Thanks for the lesson. I started playing guitar again about a year ago and your tutorials have been very helpful. You have taught me a lot.
bmorocc 1 year ago
It sounds very nice thank you. I think your cute anyway Mr G. Keep up the lessons. Thank you very much. I enjoy these songs for a change.
rhondaw1 2 years ago
He has simplified the song ... except he should have the capo at the 7th fret...still sounds good. the guitar is small its not him! an easier key for most people.
yesmeetoo 2 years ago
Maybe it's not small it just appears that way because of his size.
7556Andrew 2 years ago
hello. thanks for the video. What kind of guitar do you have there? Is it Steel or Nylon strings? I notice it is smaller than most, is there an advantage to that for fingerpicking style songs? This question is for the goldhat and anyone else who might have an idea. Thanks
randikajamai 2 years ago
i have to laugh , you look just like my next door nieghbor. haveing said that enjoy your teachings find myself back at ur site often, now we must work on ur singing lessons ....wheres was that $spent at for those lessons? ........... lol
78klinger 2 years ago
Hey there, thanks for the good lesson again. It is indeed not too difficult if you have a closer look. Keep up the good work you are doing for all basic guitar players like me.
Ziggyenzara 2 years ago
can you play the sogs od david gates and bread? Please Please Please Please Please Please Please
archgin742000 2 years ago
hmmm... can you make a close-up vid for this... sorry.. i'm a bit idiot that i can't understand..haha...
piggypink2123 2 years ago 3
How iare the Cand D chords done? I keep doing normal chords, but they sound wrong.
gwyndolynelizabeth 2 years ago
5-1-3-4-2-3-5-1-3-4-2-3-5-1-3-4-2-3
Enternirvana123 2 years ago 2
Good job Mr goldhat
basilicauk 2 years ago
Great lesson. I'm glad you got that harmonic at the end -- it looked like it made it all worth while for you! :)
therealdmt 2 years ago
Right you are! Paul missed it on the original recording and had to go back and overdub that little harmonic.
goldhat3 2 years ago
Excellent! Great teaching style. No narcissistic talk about yourself and why you're doing this. Just great teaching! Thank you! Oh, nice picking, too!
gastonlv 2 years ago 8
is that a full size guitar
bigchappy1970 2 years ago
lol dude you literally mean that he is a giant, no its a small sized guitar. You could guess it from the bridge size...
kingofskateop 2 years ago
thanks pal have been trying to learn that one for a long time and with your help i finally nailed it
gejuje 2 years ago
Excellent!!!!! It will take a lot of practice using five fingers and also I need to see the chords chart while doing them. Thank you!!
StarLightStarBrighte 2 years ago
magic. thanks.
WildAlaskanBlossom 2 years ago
Great lesson. Thanks for taking the time for making this video. I have been trying to learn this song for a long time.
culpeperbill 2 years ago
good lesson.. i think the second chords in the intro is a EM with A for bass.. no?
ScorpionsandBells 2 years ago
o_O 5 fingers
Gerchuuuu 2 years ago
Hi Goldhat,
Who has signed your Guit?
RodCow 2 years ago
Thank you very much fellow, I really like this song and you are a good teacher!
I'm from Cochabamba (Bolivia)
pepealberto2008 2 years ago
man, how do you pick with FIVE fingers. That's insane.
BS6SW 2 years ago 2
You don't pick with five fingers, BS6, you pick with four. The pattern is five, one, three, four, two, three (as he rightly says) but where your thumb takes care of the fifth string, your ring finger looks after the first, first finger plucks the third, THUMB comes down to pluck fourth, middle finger plucks the second and first finger on third again. That is the best way to do it. Using five fingers is just bad technique (IMO) and overcomplicates matters.
scrumpymanjack 2 years ago
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WildAlaskanBlossom 2 years ago
I agree, it's a personal choice but if you are learning it from scratch, how would you teach it...using five or using four?
scrumpymanjack 2 years ago
FOUR! but sometimes the harder way for one is easier for the other...very rarely, but , yea I see your point. four feels much better for me!
WildAlaskanBlossom 2 years ago
hey this is really good!!
probably the best lesson video on this song i've seen!
musicman8493 2 years ago
is the guitar too small or the guy too big??!!
great video anyways.
vendalsavage 2 years ago 3
LOL...I was thinking the same thing. He's good though.
drunkskunk005 2 years ago
in flamenco they play with 5 fingers
embran 2 years ago
thanks Goldhat!
at3private 2 years ago
cool dude!
Akauyra 2 years ago
pasticcino rulez! go pasticcino go! :D
PHProcks 2 years ago
When i retire i want to be just like you! Thanks a lot dude!
zuperduperboi 2 years ago
thanks a lot, il enjoy playing this song :)
tooltimefanatic 2 years ago
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there is money behind your playing to the public!! u fat bastard.. i thought u were a real honest genuine man but now i know ur after peoples money!!!
vinnothelizard 2 years ago
Thanks Goldhat... i love this song, great tutorial. that picking thing was driving me mad until i came accross this vid.
thanks again.
tinnybennett 2 years ago
Found your channel last night and watched some of your lessons. This song is one of my favorites.
I really appreciate your great work an I think I can learn a lot of your videos.
Thank you very much.
I was looking for some tablature for this song, but I only found some simplified versions.
If anyone has some tabs with alle the hammer-ons and so I would be thankful to receive a link.
bluesdaemon 2 years ago
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bluesdaemon 2 years ago
Great lesson, Goldhat, as always. The one thing that you didn't detail was the pinch walk-down from C to G that you say "everyone knows."
Sadly, I dont know this move and am having trouble figuring it out. Would you mind detailing it here ( I am sure I am not alone here--and Paul Simon uses this A LOT!)
Thanks a million and nice work.
Zaprobot18 2 years ago
squeeze at the same time
bass c b a g
top e d c b
You can also do it in reverse, as Paul often does too.
goldhat3 2 years ago
you're the best!!!
Lorencem 2 years ago
I can't believe how well that lesson was done! I've only started playing guitar seriously 3 months ago and in 20 minutes I was playing the song along with you! I do have quite a background in music but you made this very easy to learn! Thanks!
Codward384 2 years ago
Thanks man, great lesson!
44deluxe 2 years ago
You make that guitar seem so small!
Great lesson, thanks alot.
LoganIGuitar 2 years ago
Thanks ever so much for posting this lesson. It was a big help.
ha7ed 2 years ago
Is that a Roy Roger's plastic guitar from the '50's? ; )
celloprofundo 2 years ago
Paul Simon stole this arrangement from Martin Carthy English folk singer and Guitarist . check him out
footpig 2 years ago 2
well done
jotaeme14 2 years ago
Man, that was great! You play really good. I always wanted to learn it, but thought it would be too hard. You make it pretty easy! Beautiful. Thanks and keep it up!!
mwillie48 2 years ago
Thanks alot for sharing with us all.
You play beautifully.
tunegoon 2 years ago
You should check out Chet Atkins, he uses all five fingers and makes it sound like he has 3 or 4 more somewhere he is slipping in there. Very nice vid
IrishPirates69 3 years ago
can you make "castle's in the air" and "and i love you so" by don mclean? Thanks
TheArchitect74 3 years ago
Me encantó la lección, sonido de sueños.
Cuando años atrás, de muy joven escuchaba estas melodías en los discos de vinilo, cuanto hubiera pagado por una clase así...
Thank You!!!!
EduardoPereyra 3 years ago
Nice one my friend !!
Daragh1000 3 years ago
Very Nice. Thanks. =)
ykmykm 3 years ago
what is the famous walk down c part, sorry i'm lost?
roy2177 3 years ago
Yeah. Churchill said the English and Americans are two peoples separated by a common language...
Rainman270 3 years ago
You're such a nice guy... thanks for teaching us this. It's a pleasure to watch over and again.
alastairdobbie 3 years ago
to me this is the most beautiful song by paul simon and thank you for showing us how to "pick it"... interesting pattern
besamemucho5 3 years ago
Nice playing.
unbridledenthusiasm 3 years ago
I love the way you teach, makes a lot of sense, but as an Englishman, who has lived in Scarborough for 15 years, we don't pronounce it quite like you do! You seems to over pronounce the end of the word ScarboRO where we'd say Scarbara .. not in the least a criticism of you, just saying!!! Will try and learn this now...
postie10111 3 years ago 4
Yeah you're right. I'm english too. From London. Those crazy Americans really butcher our language.
samdathi 3 years ago
Thank you! Actually I should be learning maths now but of course this is way more interesting. I can't play the guitar but with such a good explanation I can learn to. I can already play the first to chords lol.
Thanks!
lijniema 3 years ago
You are terrific, as always. Thanks!
One question... I must be the only one who doesn't know the famous walkdown/squeeze from C-->G. Could you do a mini video on it. (I sure am demanding!)
Thanks again, a pleasure.
7ate9nyc 3 years ago
Very clear explanation on Simon's talent !! Thanks !
PhalainaBelgium 3 years ago
I get so tired of seeing such ugly negative comments all over you tube. I love seeing everyone delight in your video. Please add me to the list of people who say thank you for sharing your talents. You can really see your own enjoyment while playing and talking, and that's what it's all about. Thank you Sir.
whobedannyd 3 years ago 4
Thank you, I'm practicing.
I love this song
ponchim 3 years ago
I did the same thing. I never realized it was the only tune he used five fingers on though. It was a good mistake since use five is more difficult than using less. I too still use all five when I need to. Searching around I ran into a YouTube version with Andy Williams. Only instrument is Simon on his Guild. The vocals are really stunning and smooth and all three voices play harmonies. Worth a listen. Thanks for the lessons!
martinaxman 3 years ago
Thank you so much for this video. Very well done and this is a wonderful choice of songs.
In my opinion,one of the most beautiful songs ever written.
BlueShark45 3 years ago 2
Your lesson's a great help. I'm sitting here with my guitar and learning this song. Thank you very much. Best regards from me in Malaysia.
mklid 3 years ago 2
I'm gonna learn it today! Nice job!
martinaxman 3 years ago
i love this song so much, i'm gonna learn it tomorrow
DaveMorganNZ 3 years ago
THIS GUY IS A REAL GENT!!!
vinnothelizard 3 years ago 9
thanks sir!!
candylele 3 years ago
would you be able to tab this out im not very good at playing with out it written infront of me. Thanks!!
JoeGibby 3 years ago
as jammie056 said i too learned this song in
Dm,but i must say i like your's much better!
or paul's how ever that go's (lol)
thanks for showing us this!
PS
i find it funny you do the samething i do when trying to show how to play a song slow,you get lost or forget because
we have to "think" about it i guess,i don't know,and your voice will melt an e-string
you sound great dude.thanks
tipsymcstager01 3 years ago
Thank you sir!!! Great lesson!!
pasxosole 3 years ago
Mark thank you very very much!!!
This was my best song while i was a kid. Because of this song i started to play guitar, but i have never learn it. So u made my dreams come true!!!! Thank you again and you have best regards from Croatia!!!
P.S. what do you think of song Suspicious minds from Elvis? could you make it as a guitar lesson? i think people will be trilled
placenik 3 years ago
Makes it look a lot easier than it is!
ColinPRS 3 years ago
It is easy
samdathi 3 years ago
I ripped up the vinyl learning this song till I got all the notes correct. Then about 2 years later I saw Paul Simon play it and found to my amazement he plays it in a completely different key. The same key that you use in your video. Am I believe. I play it in the key of Dm. Another example of that it is possible to reach the same goal following 2 different paths. For grins check out my version.
jammie056 3 years ago
Thanks for the post! - I can play this now, great teaching!
devindelwin 3 years ago
Great video, I've always wanted to know how to play this, thank you. What is that great little guitar you're playing.
ColinPRS 3 years ago
It's a 'Little Martin' - I've got one and they're not bad and not too expensive either
PostcardKittenMeow 3 years ago
Very enjoyable lesson.
utubnxxx 3 years ago
What cord is the hammer-on after the G cord in the beginning of the song? (at the 4:32 minute mark:-)
Thanks! I appreciate it.
1marthac 3 years ago
...me neither on the c to g walk down but with goldhat3 and alot of practice I'll learn it. Great lesson and you have a wonderful voice.
1marthac 3 years ago
MY MATE that was brilliant i hope i can play that as good as you after studying your vid.
vid182 3 years ago
very soothing ...I'll stick withthe drums though :P
MyhoganyRush 3 years ago
well thank you very much for posting good sir. you just made my day
jazzandfriends 3 years ago
'the famous walkdown from c to g that everyone knows'
i dont ;(
Hitzor 3 years ago
squeeze 5/3 1/O, 5/2 2/3, 5/o 2/1, 6/3 2/o.
goldhat3 3 years ago
thx a lot, now I can play it.
mgo306 1 year ago
Thank you so much - I am on the verge of tears. You have a wonderful teaching manner.
NatureGirl62 3 years ago 4
excellent! great lesson! thank you!
Joshesmom 3 years ago
Thank you
fracturedminds 3 years ago
Very good! I think we watched the same TV show, That´s how I got the chords right!
bios36 3 years ago
I love this song and for some reason was having a hard time learning it from the recording, Thanks a million for the lesson
Rftank 3 years ago
Thank you so much Ive loved this song since around 6 years old and although Ive played it without a capo using other chords -I came accross this by accident and its reignited my love for the song Thankyou once again
and like the previous could you let me have the walk down from c to g please?
scubapod 3 years ago
Thanks a million for this lesson. I just started playing guitar and lessons like this help a lot. I just got one question. I don't get the walk down from C-chord to G-chord. Could you please give some extra info about this?
Greetings from Holland!
mxs1980 3 years ago
i have the same question... can you please tell us?
test123ok 3 years ago
Thank you so much. I love this song but always played it wrong...until now. You are an excellent teacher!!!! I really like the way you walk thru the details of each chord. Even a dummy like me can follow this.
I wish you the very best!!!!!!
Cryo837 3 years ago
Great job my Mark doing this video. I am still a bit stuck with parts! Could any of you more experianced people post the "TABs", so some of us other noobs, can see the exact fingering for this great song? (Please) Thanks to people like Mark ,and all the positive post, its a great way to encourage people to learn guitar and music!
Ianphbra 3 years ago
your an awesome teacher! also could you tell me how long have you been playing guitar?
wasanga456 3 years ago
Since 1966, with a few breaks in there.
goldhat3 3 years ago
Thanks for the lesson, Mark. A couple of questions. Shouldn't the first chord be x03020 rather than x04020 as you posted in comments? Also, for the second chord the video with Andy Williams clearly shows Paul playing x02200 rather than x02000.
kbree9083 3 years ago
Almost. The first chord is x04030. I fixed this in the notes.
goldhat3 3 years ago
sir I have a question, can you teach me the finger picking and the chords of these songs
: Old Friends, Bookends, and 59th street bridge song. I hope for your help sir.
kaironel 3 years ago
you really played it well. I would like to have a request, can you post a video of this tutorial with the camera slightly near the guitar? I can hardly see the position of your fingers on the chords. Hope you can respond soon. By the way I gave you 5 stars.
lordrandall1916 3 years ago
Excellent lessons, you make them quick and easy to understand. I tried working some of these songs out from Tab but found it hard work.
Thanks. Keep them coming!
german8er 3 years ago
Great tutorial,I just bought me a little Martin after hearing yours,thanks.
lynington 3 years ago
Excellent job of teaching this song. I like the way you break things down. Thank you.
jjm1965 3 years ago
Hey, thanks a lot! I never could quite get the fingering right. Really glad you put this on!!!
gsp1946 3 years ago
well done sir
thanks a lot
you really inspire me.
kaironel 3 years ago
Well done sir.
tjnadrie 3 years ago
thank you so much....i grew up with these songs too.. you do a beautiful job and so nice to teach us...i am having trouble with the walk down squeeze from c to g that i havent learned yet...could you maybe spell that out a little better for me ..thanks
sunntann 3 years ago
Beautiful song, very well played. I need to buy a capo now but I WILL learn this! Thanks to you from the UK.
stevienixlover 3 years ago
Thanks for a great, detailed, and VERY USEFUL lesson. (Too many folks here try to teach what they can't play, but you obviously CAN play this.) Great job, and thank you for posting!!
paxpaul 3 years ago 3
thanks dude umm leave a message on my youtube account.i have a question for you.
Sodahacka 3 years ago
I love your videos and love how much pleasure it seems you get out of helping us all learn the guitar. Thank you so much.
SpartanStrideronlive 3 years ago
Yep, it's fun. Also I do it for myself, so I can remember how to play these songs too!
goldhat3 3 years ago
Thank you. I really appreciate this. Simon & Garfunkel are my favourite band. Thanks from a beginner guitar player all the way from India.
zydar 3 years ago
Hello to India, glad you like S&G. I like tandoori chicken.
goldhat3 3 years ago
Nice! I love Simon and Garfunkel, and playing on my guitar, so you are a hero for me! :p
Niels89 3 years ago
Nice! Guitar Hero sounds good to me.
goldhat3 3 years ago
i Wish you can Zoom into your finger my english isnt really good so its hard to understand. I just move over from Vietnam and im about 11 now
KonohaSnow 3 years ago
have you tried making the video full screen?
timmycee123 3 years ago
goldhat vids are fun...it's kind of like watching bob ross paint
kesenwein21 3 years ago
Hey thanks! I like watching him paint too for some reason.
goldhat3 3 years ago
Hi Goldhat,
I'd love to have you post a lesson on S&G's "Kathy's song" or "April come she will." You're a wonderful teacher - simple, yet complete. These two songs are real gems...
modfather1965 3 years ago
excellent job teaching! I learned this song from your lesson in about a half hour. Incredible talent! Thank you so much!
mich262 3 years ago
Great! Please post your version, I would love to watch it.
goldhat3 3 years ago
Hey!
Thanks for adding guitar lessons to youtube, it's reciculous how much money some websites ask forwhat you just did. It's really generous!
About the song, is it also possible to play this without a capo?
Paulluuk 3 years ago
You can play it the same way without a capo or at whatever capo position you prefer.
goldhat3 3 years ago
My sweet lord! first Vincent and now this! i can wait to get into your other songs!
dennygordon1969 3 years ago
Very nicely done. You've got a nice manner and I like the way you break the song down into its component parts, slow it down, and then put it all together. Very helpful for a beginning guitarist like me. I love the song, and now I've got a good idea of how to approach it. Others have already commented on the few glitches (capo @ 7th fret on the album; am7 fingering rather than a7). Do you teach other S&G or other 60's songs?
modfather1965 4 years ago
Yep, just search goldhat3 guitar lessons for a list.
goldhat3 4 years ago
ich mag den onkel
SirRobinJR 4 years ago
What a cool man! I like his teaching style.
GeorgeGeorge7 4 years ago
Great! Well done, friend. Personally, I use three fingers (two fingers and thumb) to do it. As a banjo player, it just feels more natural.
Also, are you aware that the capo on the album version is on the 7th fret? Not important, really, but it's just in a higher key.
MajestySnowbird 4 years ago
Hi, I play instead of the e7 an A without the ring finger
indianajonek 4 years ago
hey man could you please explain the walk to the c chord which comes before the famous walk down, i do not understand walks currently. cheers mate.
thered222 4 years ago
Walk up on 5th string
5-0, 5-2, 5-3
Walk down do the opposite and squeeze at the same time:
1-0, 2-3, 2-1
goldhat3 4 years ago
I teach guitar and I thoroughly agree with Goldhat. A small number of teachers unfortunately waste their students' time and money.
sra97ster 4 years ago
great job explaining it sir, i also thoroughly enjoyed the history leson in the beginning. :) this is such a mystical song, its captured my heart since i was very young. i figured out most on my own, but you have helped me to get through parts i didnt have a clue on :)
jostrander18 4 years ago
thats a little guitar or a big guy....lol
americafirst101 4 years ago 2
thanks
BLDMLN1007 4 years ago
Thanx for this man! It takes my guitar teacher like five sessions and 50 bucks to learn somit like this!
Giamps07 4 years ago
It should be 10 minutes and 5 bucks.
goldhat3 4 years ago
Thanks, it`s great when people outthere take time to show how to play these great songs
gejuje 4 years ago