@Powerhouse76 Thanks for such an encouraging comment. Here's for hopes for peace on all sides of the Pacific. We hope in Cairo that will soon be the case.
Excellent and inventive way of demonstrating both the chord shape and the finger-picking - by having both hands up at the top of the neck (for the first part of the video).
You should check out my version, it's definitely a different chord progression and it's a little different lyrics (namely, I say lone wayfaring stranger) but yeah, please check it out!
I hope you get the time and energy to do so. Presently I am organizing singing-instruction videos for my own class at AUC. Perhaps some of those videos may prove helpful even to elementary school singers.
They are variations on the Am chord, which is A (1st),C (3rd), and E (5). I tend to exchange, for the thumb bass part, the 6th and 5th string. One provides a 1st as the bass note, while the other provides a 5th. Same chord, though. At least most of the time.
one of my favorite songs and a great job doing it.
hopup35 6 days ago
this is fantastic, to bad i cant manage to play it :l
willemvanheuverswijn 2 months ago
beautiful.
f0ckt 8 months ago
@f0ckt Thanks for the encouragement.
TheFolksinger 8 months ago
Enjoyable!
fngrpkn06 1 year ago
Great job and a tusty ol' classic song! Nice!
dandesantismusic 1 year ago
@dandesantismusic Thanks, friend. Checked out your channel, liked what I saw and heard, and subscribed.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
Your voice and guitar was heard across the Pacific here in Tokyo. Beautiful. It was very inspiring. Thank you sir.
Powerhouse76 1 year ago
@Powerhouse76 Thanks for such an encouraging comment. Here's for hopes for peace on all sides of the Pacific. We hope in Cairo that will soon be the case.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
Wonderful :)
zachandboo 1 year ago
@zachandboo Thanks for the kind word.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
very nice sir.
Cryptykk 1 year ago 2
@Cryptykk Thanks, indeed.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
ahhh classical guitar. my favorite.
OliverSplat 1 year ago
@OliverSplat Glad you liked it. Thanks for the encouragement.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
Love this version AND lesson, have linked your wordpress to mine so my folk can meet you too!
Cheers!
Richie (monkeymooncalf ;)
scaasi 1 year ago
@scaasi Thanks for the comment. I haven't kept up my wordpress site as much as I should, but I will get back to it. Thanks for the reminder.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
this is a great version of this song! i love your voice and the simple acoustic!!
lieslh 1 year ago
@lieslh Thanks for the encouragement.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
Thank you TheFolksinger. THANK YOU!
staccato35 1 year ago
@staccato35 You are most welcome.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
Excellent and inventive way of demonstrating both the chord shape and the finger-picking - by having both hands up at the top of the neck (for the first part of the video).
Haven't copyrighted the idea have you? !
planetqwerty 1 year ago
@planetqwerty nope. I'm getting too old to reap many benefits from copyrights anyway. But thanks for the encouragement.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
You should check out my version, it's definitely a different chord progression and it's a little different lyrics (namely, I say lone wayfaring stranger) but yeah, please check it out!
KittenCollision 1 year ago
Excellent! Thank you for posting.
CAL2177 1 year ago
@CAL2177 You are most welcome. Thanks for the comment.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
i like that.
MrLworley 1 year ago
@MrLworley Thanks, friend.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
This is great! Very easy for me (a guitar novice) to follow....but I have to practice the finger hammering.
jmm201 1 year ago
@jmm201 Maybe more than 90 percent of everything is practicing it over and over. At least that is so for me. Keep on keeping on. Cheers.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
really nice job
devonvanna 1 year ago
@devonvanna Thanks, friend.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
@TheFolksinger will do. Thanks for the link.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
Simplest and best basic guitar instruction I have even seen
Thank You
breckandy 1 year ago 2
Thank your for the encouragement.
TheFolksinger 1 year ago
Very nice. Thank you.
JohnnyHorton 2 years ago
Thank you sir...that was very beautiful, I love old traditional songs.
coreycasper110487 2 years ago
You are welcome. I, too, love the old traditional songs.
TheFolksinger 2 years ago
this was very helpful, thanks a lot!
cowpooca 2 years ago
You are most welcome. Thanks for the comment.
TheFolksinger 2 years ago
You are a great musician, youre technique is also good!
KaempfenderGermane 2 years ago
Thanks for the encouragement.
TheFolksinger 2 years ago
Lovely performance :)
Jellyform 2 years ago 2
the singing is so beautiful. I'd like to learn it to teach to my elementary class.
healthkitten 2 years ago 2
I hope you get the time and energy to do so. Presently I am organizing singing-instruction videos for my own class at AUC. Perhaps some of those videos may prove helpful even to elementary school singers.
TheFolksinger 2 years ago
absolutely wonderful thank you so much for the lesson
chazibaby 2 years ago 2
Thanks for the encouragement. It keeps me going.
TheFolksinger 2 years ago
Oh..... so sweet.... wonderful voice, wonderful presentation. Thank you for the lesson..... I'll be back till I get it.
cowgirlmoon 2 years ago 2
Thanks for the encouraging comments.
TheFolksinger 2 years ago
Good Job! I <3 this song!
SmallWonders93 2 years ago 2
very well sung and played
stevebaileymusic 2 years ago 2
Thanks for the encouragement.
TheFolksinger 2 years ago
Very nice, simple yet elligant, thanks for posting..
sgmanr61 3 years ago
You are most welcome.
TheFolksinger 3 years ago
You seem to use base G B E in the intro but in the song it looks like your playing Base E B G or even Base E&B G. May I ask which ?
Thanks, you do great videos by the way :)
Deeno888 3 years ago
They are variations on the Am chord, which is A (1st),C (3rd), and E (5). I tend to exchange, for the thumb bass part, the 6th and 5th string. One provides a 1st as the bass note, while the other provides a 5th. Same chord, though. At least most of the time.
TheFolksinger 3 years ago