Country Blues (Jansch/Renbourn)

[fngrpkn06]

Nice rendition.

[GanShin]

Good ear!

[cocochanelleke]

This is very very fast and I miss your good voice in fastness of it - but you do sound sincere.

Greats from slow ears & keep well.

[NunzOnDrugs]

I like fast tempo you play the song in. It sounds like Appalachian claw hammer banjo arranged for guitar.

[gtrfinger]

Superb bass work. 5*****

[bdsheldon]

Great song and great performance. I really ought to listen to more Renbourn.

[Rigbyband]

High Five!

[Gonegoose]

This is very good but if you played just a little slower ... would love to hear another version where you were really enjoying singing. You've got the voice, give yourself the space to use it. Please!

[MuNkYBizNess]

Skillful playing, love it

[gnomebottom]

Or maybe you could post another vid of you playing it a lot slower! lol

Great song, never heard Bert's version though, just John's...

[gnomebottom]

Yeh, I think that would work nicely, thanks for offering! It's not so easy to work it out from the vid cos you play pretty fast and the image is a little blurry on the right hand :) Lovely playing though, keep up the good work ;)

[gnomebottom]

I'd looove to have the tab for this too! ;)

[TheDruidKing]

I've never tabbed and posted anything. Can you just use word and post it somewhere?

[gnomebottom]

Would you be willing to tab it out for us please? ;)

[BangYai]

Its built around Am . You can work out the

melody yourself slowly then bring it up to speed

[glaoud]

Very good job man,I like this style.*****

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[greertwinny]

Wow that was great. What technique are you using with your right hand?

[TheDruidKing]

Cheers. It's the 'just try and make it fit' technique. Instead of a steady bass thumb and alternating finger pattern I use a steady finger pattern (open hi E) and alternate strings with my thumb.