I love Michael Hedges. He's one of my favorites along with Tommy Emmanuel. I like them because they weren't scared to go outside the box and stretch the boundaries. My favorite Musician is Stevie Wonder and I like him for the same reason.
Thank you so very much for posting this video...I can't express in words how much I appreciate the fact that Michael lives on here as well as in your other videos....thanks type3!!! BTW, whatever happened to the version of Watchtower done at the small venue where this one took place...I miss that version bigtime. Take care man!
What he does at around 3:16? Some sort of power pull-off while sliding. That very weird slipping sound (and he then slaps harmonics after it). I'd like to see somewhere about such technique.
Anyhow, those sad, high pitch notes that comes up when he slaps somewhere around harmonics... Oh man thats intense and powerfull
@type3secretion Well yes... but it's only down two steps from e to D, if it was like Aerial Boundaries where the string is way down to C, then maybe... But still, I can't see it.
@type3secretion it's his low C string vibrating wildly after being struck very hard. Not many people can actually make it sound good, so this is a rare sound indeed.
@type3secretion That's exactly right...the 6th string is tuned two full steps lower than standard tuning, and if you get even a little carried away (as he does here), it will buzz a little.
almost sounds like he strikes the string with middle finger, then the string vibrates against his thumb. I say this because if it was a vibration from the string being loose, or tuned down, the sound would still resonate like @ 6:30, that's definitely a hammer on and pull off
@type3secretion When you hit a guitar's strings with force, they vibrate against the wood of the fretboard and make a kind of rattling sound. Does that help?
@type3secretion Yep, exactly! The high E string is tuned down to C, that is two steps down, making it very loose, and so, when he pulls it more aggressively and closer to the fret board and not the hole, it vibrates like that. Cool, eh ;)
@Cavin8r I'm not sure what he does exactly, but if you fret a low string, pick the string hard, and slowly and lightly remove your fretting finger, it should create a string buzz similar in sound.
Carina, thanks so much for the site. I am a classical guitarist who has always loved Michael's playing. Do you have any other leads. I really appreciate it!
@moellermusic1 You can find some stuff on tab sites like Ultimate Guitar, but the best transcriptions come from Stropes.com. I recommend Rhythm, Sonority, and Silence as it includes this song. It also has nice descriptions of technique and offers insight into Michael's compositions. These transcriptions include both tab and sheet music.
In Chico, I think 1988 maybe, I saw Michael at the auditorium. There were whole minutes where I forgot to breathe. When I did it came with tears and my heart pounding. I played Guitar since 1968 and could see these pieces as what they were ... the work of a mind so rare as to be like Jesus in his simplicity yet like Bach in his musical gift. May the future somehow hold a reunion for us all. May he play forever in our hearts.
My father in law was a friend of the Admiral and I've heard many stories about him. From what I've heard. This nails him exactly. Clicking away with precision and exactitude and when every so often the reality of humanity creeps in, he responds with an angry minor chord to set things back into his own predictable hard rhythm once again.
depends on what you mean; temporally, granted; technique - debatable. Kottke could do things better than Hedges (as could others, some better than Kottke), but Hedges could do things Kottke couldn't; and creativity, that is subjective, but IMO, Hedges is a singularly bright star.
Yes,The number denotes which octave. The best way is to think how it relates to the piano. There are several "C"'s on the keyboard. The lowest one starts with on lowest number and they go up from there....C1, C2, C3, C4...etc...each one designates an octave...Does this help?
so dude basicly download AP tuner for pc and untune your guitar completely into drop c..then youll see that there are many same notes but with different numbers
A friend of mine turned me on to Hedges after he saw him open for Crosby, Stills, and Nash. His cd "Taproot" rarely left my changer after that. It's too bad that visionaries like him are often taken too soon.
Even though I'm familiar with fingerstyle guitar music and even attempt to make my own tunes, and try to make it sound like several instruments playing at once, and even though I've seen so many videos of Hedges, and Don Ross and all my other favorite guitarists playing all these songs and sounding like a band, it still amazes me hearing this song now and watching this that all that sound is coming out of a single guitar, not 3! Especially the part following the intro, at 1:42. Just amazing.
Oh no! I've gathered these from various places, but had no hand in any of the recordings. I've seen him live three times, but was too young and unforesighted to tape anything.
Michael Hedges never had a Facebook page before. So I decided to start my own. Just go ahead and type in "Michael Hedges" in the search box and you'll see the page: "Michael Hedges: The Guitarist from Another Planet". I want to see if Hedges's fanbase is still out there somewhere. Long live Hedges!
On the topic of Michael's death. He probably was not killed instanyl and had some time to contemplate life. I'm sure he was at peace with himself. Not enough people know or appreciate what this man left behind.
He was driving home and he had old tires on his 9-year old BMW and lost control in rainy weather, vaulted over a cliff and fell about 120 feet to his death. He was found a few days later. It was later determined he was killed instantly or nearly instantly. Sad.
Thankyou for the information on his death. He had real talent. Although I hadn't heard his music until I bacame a youtube member, I feel for all of you that were fans of his. I guess I feel the same way about John Denver's passing. Thanks again.
Try joining youtube, finding these videos. Being inspired to play. Going to watch Andy Mckee live. Then Don Ross live. Then Tommy Emmanuel. THen Erik Mongrain. Then planning to watch Michael Hedges and finding out the guy was dead! It was a bitter pill to swallow indeed.
God I miss this guy. The world is a lot less cool without him in it. Ridiculously talented...my heart still hurts. The most inspirational player and person I've ever met. He was a great guy...I saw him in Napa at the Mondavi Winery and he brought his little girl on stage for her birthday.
I can't for the life of me figure out how he makes the high c4(bottom sting)ring open while hammering/pulling the other stings above during the intro. Plus about 100 other things he does! I saw him perform probably 6 times in the day and forgot what a FORCE he was. I'm hooked...again...Thanks August Rush!
Michael, sei stato e sarai sempre una fonte di ispirazione per tutti noi. La tua musica è semplicemente fantastica, quanto di più vicino al divino ci sia capitato di ascoltare. Grazie. RIP.
Truly awe-inspring. I'm convinced Hedges invented his playing style out of necessity. He needed to in order to get the music out. Watching this is like watching someone teeming with creativity; about to burst. One of the greats. RIP Michael Hedges
I learned how to play this song and it was by far the most challenging. Nobody could play music like him. Michael Hedges in my opinion is the greatest guitar player who ever lived and he will be missed by everyone.
infuriating that the most talented go early - really - where do i send my complaint - the most innovative, expressive, and humble virtuosa guitarist the world has seen.
no comparison, maestro bluerickblues, your an idiot...Hedges wrote all his stuff, and Naudo is good, but he plays most his stuff down in the lower part of the guitar, which is quite simple...hammer ons and pull offs and Hedges technique is quite spectacular...Hedges "Not good"??? jesus...get a life
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craymorr,i only reply on what sparkanius comment,see below,i believe thats not fake but not good 4 me,common man! i say i wanna say if u call me idiot u are IDIOT too.ha ha ha ,,,jesus...get a life.Dont take it personaly ha ha ha
I think they are both excellent at what they are doing. Naudo's style reminds me of classical/ flamenco which has a awesome sound. he is also doing covers which by that means you have something to compare to. Hedge's is very original, all I can say is that I dig.
If u need help to play this song, I can help guys... I just know it by heart... Never the way he used to play, he had God in his hands... but I can give you practicing and playing hints.
m hedges a de grassi 2 guitarist i love acoustic and smooth hedges played with alot of feeling i never saw him live but even on cd he was and is a bad!@#!%%Qer
He's holding his thumb over the top a bit to brake it. I miss Michael Hedges.
AwfulDin78 3 months ago
I love Michael Hedges. He's one of my favorites along with Tommy Emmanuel. I like them because they weren't scared to go outside the box and stretch the boundaries. My favorite Musician is Stevie Wonder and I like him for the same reason.
WayOutWesley 6 months ago
Thank you so very much for posting this video...I can't express in words how much I appreciate the fact that Michael lives on here as well as in your other videos....thanks type3!!! BTW, whatever happened to the version of Watchtower done at the small venue where this one took place...I miss that version bigtime. Take care man!
elktonjohn 7 months ago
I CAN'T BELEAVE THAT 4 PEOPLE DISLIKE THIS VIDEO THEY ALL MUST BE BUM BUDDIES (*?*)
cemusicman 9 months ago
I love that stroke he gets at 4:30 it's so intense, I've been coming back for years to see it
jazzpsalti 9 months ago
what an original player he was ..
westrokker 1 year ago
What he does at around 3:16? Some sort of power pull-off while sliding. That very weird slipping sound (and he then slaps harmonics after it). I'd like to see somewhere about such technique.
Anyhow, those sad, high pitch notes that comes up when he slaps somewhere around harmonics... Oh man thats intense and powerfull
mIXsaz 1 year ago
Proud to be 300+ of 71k views. This is Hedges most brilliant work I've seen.
EaterOfSound 1 year ago 3
Where the heck was I when this amazing gift was laid out like new light !
riveruach 1 year ago
The more I hear this, the more I realize how awesome a piece it is, and only Michael Hedges could play it like that.
sbdude101 1 year ago
I hate the thought of me living in a world that Michael Hedges doesn't live in.
dimebagjosh2007 1 year ago 2
Words cant explain..........
marcusdolby1 1 year ago
How the hell does he get that didgeridoo sound at 5:19 and 5:24...?
Cavin8r 1 year ago
@Cavin8r Think it's the bass string, very loose, vibrating a lot and a bit wildly, maybe hitting wood? Can the guitar professionals chime in?
type3secretion 1 year ago
@type3secretion Well yes... but it's only down two steps from e to D, if it was like Aerial Boundaries where the string is way down to C, then maybe... But still, I can't see it.
Cavin8r 1 year ago
@type3secretion thats correct, that bass string is in C and we all know how hard michael plays his guitars
Deft1Ones 1 year ago
@type3secretion it's his low C string vibrating wildly after being struck very hard. Not many people can actually make it sound good, so this is a rare sound indeed.
genshikashmir 1 year ago
@type3secretion yes ur right. vibrating off another strings harmony and when its that lose it will rattle like crazy
BlakeMcMurrayMusic 1 year ago
@type3secretion Exactly what it is. He's hitting the low (I think he tuned it to C) string hard and it is vibrating against the frets.
mrkarnival 1 year ago
@type3secretion Yeah, it's fretbuzz alright.
DuskY1991 1 year ago
@type3secretion Correct!
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havi70 1 year ago
@type3secretion That's exactly right...the 6th string is tuned two full steps lower than standard tuning, and if you get even a little carried away (as he does here), it will buzz a little.
melbyed 1 year ago
@type3secretion you're right, it's just hit harder so that it vibrates against the fretboard.
dankhanks 10 months ago
@type3secretion
almost sounds like he strikes the string with middle finger, then the string vibrates against his thumb. I say this because if it was a vibration from the string being loose, or tuned down, the sound would still resonate like @ 6:30, that's definitely a hammer on and pull off
ZOMBIELANDakaUSA 7 months ago
@type3secretion That's pretty much spot on - tuned down to C so that's quite low and the string will get a bit flabby.
methodinsane 6 months ago
@type3secretion When you hit a guitar's strings with force, they vibrate against the wood of the fretboard and make a kind of rattling sound. Does that help?
ILiveForScience 6 months ago
@type3secretion Yep, exactly! The high E string is tuned down to C, that is two steps down, making it very loose, and so, when he pulls it more aggressively and closer to the fret board and not the hole, it vibrates like that. Cool, eh ;)
leisureguyx 3 months ago
@type3secretion it's because of the CGDGBC tuning. Much lower bass string and much lower melody string
intheflesh316 1 month ago
@Cavin8r bass string yes ...but vibrating against the frets I would think
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@Cavin8r I'm not sure what he does exactly, but if you fret a low string, pick the string hard, and slowly and lightly remove your fretting finger, it should create a string buzz similar in sound.
havi70 1 year ago
Carina, thanks so much for the site. I am a classical guitarist who has always loved Michael's playing. Do you have any other leads. I really appreciate it!
moellermusic1 1 year ago
Where can i find Michael Hedges sheet music... no tabs!
?
Please help.
moellermusic1 1 year ago
@moellermusic1 You can find some stuff on tab sites like Ultimate Guitar, but the best transcriptions come from Stropes.com. I recommend Rhythm, Sonority, and Silence as it includes this song. It also has nice descriptions of technique and offers insight into Michael's compositions. These transcriptions include both tab and sheet music.
Carinaheartsworldluv 1 year ago
In Chico, I think 1988 maybe, I saw Michael at the auditorium. There were whole minutes where I forgot to breathe. When I did it came with tears and my heart pounding. I played Guitar since 1968 and could see these pieces as what they were ... the work of a mind so rare as to be like Jesus in his simplicity yet like Bach in his musical gift. May the future somehow hold a reunion for us all. May he play forever in our hearts.
LeMortso 1 year ago
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elktonjohn 1 year ago
My father in law was a friend of the Admiral and I've heard many stories about him. From what I've heard. This nails him exactly. Clicking away with precision and exactitude and when every so often the reality of humanity creeps in, he responds with an angry minor chord to set things back into his own predictable hard rhythm once again.
tostentwo 1 year ago
4:30...Incredible!!! The king of harmonics.
AlbertMustang 2 years ago
i miss micheal. what a great artist
bartman138 1 year ago
THE man ... no question.
GibsonHummingbird 2 years ago 2
I bet he LOVED the martin tuners, they're so fast and accurate.
jazzpsalti 2 years ago 2
He was probably more accurate himself though!
AlbertMustang 2 years ago
@jazzpsalti Did he have a on board tuner?, cause i thought he always tuned by ear
puremassacre9 1 year ago
hehe, no I mean old martin guitars from about 1965-1975 had these really fast tuning keys... half a turn gets you two whole steps
jazzpsalti 1 year ago
people talk about guys like andy mckee and justin king, undoubtedly they're great but they would'nt exist if it weren't michael
eastonmackay 2 years ago 19
yup :)
mikemoseley 2 years ago
Michael is the father of modern fingerstyle guitar, no question.
whouston33wh 2 years ago 4
I am a huge fan of Michael but as for fingerstyle guitar maybe Leo Kottke came first....
werbird1 2 years ago
depends on what you mean; temporally, granted; technique - debatable. Kottke could do things better than Hedges (as could others, some better than Kottke), but Hedges could do things Kottke couldn't; and creativity, that is subjective, but IMO, Hedges is a singularly bright star.
bagOprions 2 years ago
@eastonmackay this guys don't even come close to be Hedges
best guitar player and composer IMO
murilonightmare 2 months ago
great.
thanx for up this video.
i saw his guitar play 17years ago.
it was so great....
tenten0321 2 years ago
Yes, I can also say musical grandmaster. :P
dvon21 2 years ago
This piece was on a Windham Hill album I bought back in the late 80's. It has long been one of my favorites.
I am saddened to hear of his passing, he was a superb artist.
1RationalMind 2 years ago 4
the guy was great.. the tuning of the guitar itself is somwhat of a composition :P
deepnraw7 2 years ago 2
haha so true. theres a comment some few pages back that says hed rather listen to hedges tune than anything on the radio these days
mikemoseley 2 years ago 6
Great song, he is the greatest
KymBarrer65 2 years ago
could anybody tell me what the numbers in the tuning in the description mean? thanx
metalhead032395 2 years ago
Yes,The number denotes which octave. The best way is to think how it relates to the piano. There are several "C"'s on the keyboard. The lowest one starts with on lowest number and they go up from there....C1, C2, C3, C4...etc...each one designates an octave...Does this help?
wsd3 2 years ago
so dude basicly download AP tuner for pc and untune your guitar completely into drop c..then youll see that there are many same notes but with different numbers
meganecromancer 2 years ago
that thing at 4:30 is probably one of the coolest things I've ever seen him do
jazzpsalti 3 years ago 2
Truely amazing......What a loss....M.H. IS music, and there will be no one like him ever.....
nickels1dimes 3 years ago
I'd rather listen to Hedges tune his guitar than listen to anything that comes on the radio these days.
Aetherius88 3 years ago 75
*dies laughing* Thank you for making my day - that was an excellent comment.
infinitedwarf 3 years ago 4
rofl - so true! sooo so true
MoCatt 3 years ago 2
@Aetherius88 right on
JMo5187 1 year ago
@Aetherius88 amen
mikemoseley 2 months ago
Musician? What musician? I don't see a musician, all I see is god
:)
Numanelo 3 years ago
If this man is god, I'm no longer atheist.
MihaZ 2 years ago 6
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Well said man, well said
AlwaysAbiggerFish 2 years ago
A friend of mine turned me on to Hedges after he saw him open for Crosby, Stills, and Nash. His cd "Taproot" rarely left my changer after that. It's too bad that visionaries like him are often taken too soon.
frantichrist 3 years ago 2
As the last poster said. I cannot imagine someone sounding that good just tuning.
Tybansan 3 years ago
shoot, even him just tuning up the guitar sounds great. Rickover's Dream is an amazing song.
infinitedwarf 3 years ago
He really gave it his all on every performance!
FusionArtist101 3 years ago
I miss seeing him live... it was the most amazing, transcendent experience...
RobNextTribe 3 years ago
Does anyone know what his hairstyle is called (if it even has a name ;))
Tman4000 3 years ago
I'm pretty sure it's just really grown out dreadlocks
jkshoujk 3 years ago
nah I would call those braids...just thick braids
gibsonlesmike 3 years ago
I would call those braids, they look like it
AlwaysAbiggerFish 3 years ago
That would be a Jesus Marley do.
cobaltjones 3 years ago
Even though I'm familiar with fingerstyle guitar music and even attempt to make my own tunes, and try to make it sound like several instruments playing at once, and even though I've seen so many videos of Hedges, and Don Ross and all my other favorite guitarists playing all these songs and sounding like a band, it still amazes me hearing this song now and watching this that all that sound is coming out of a single guitar, not 3! Especially the part following the intro, at 1:42. Just amazing.
ehsanul 3 years ago
Did you record these live shows yourself, Type3?
Tman4000 3 years ago
Oh no! I've gathered these from various places, but had no hand in any of the recordings. I've seen him live three times, but was too young and unforesighted to tape anything.
type3secretion 3 years ago
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Michael Hedges never had a Facebook page before. So I decided to start my own. Just go ahead and type in "Michael Hedges" in the search box and you'll see the page: "Michael Hedges: The Guitarist from Another Planet". I want to see if Hedges's fanbase is still out there somewhere. Long live Hedges!
anibru90 3 years ago
Its nice to find great music time to time
eurabio 3 years ago
im right up there with u my friend :)
mikemoseley 3 years ago
Wow
Brilliant!
never heard play before
eurabio 3 years ago
This guy was great, takes me back to the eighties with all the Windham Hill artist, too bad he's gone:(
Bucfever40 3 years ago
Man I just love the way he tunes his guitar before each song. I would've bought a ticket just to watch him tune his guitar!
BubbaFart 3 years ago 2
I picture him playing by the pearly gates welcoming people into heaven
DeathCubeK400 3 years ago 2
On the topic of Michael's death. He probably was not killed instanyl and had some time to contemplate life. I'm sure he was at peace with himself. Not enough people know or appreciate what this man left behind.
milkyBK370 3 years ago
I didn't know he was gone, what happened?
Sunburst64 3 years ago
He was driving home and he had old tires on his 9-year old BMW and lost control in rainy weather, vaulted over a cliff and fell about 120 feet to his death. He was found a few days later. It was later determined he was killed instantly or nearly instantly. Sad.
spacecowboy2k 3 years ago
Thankyou for the information on his death. He had real talent. Although I hadn't heard his music until I bacame a youtube member, I feel for all of you that were fans of his. I guess I feel the same way about John Denver's passing. Thanks again.
Sunburst64 3 years ago
Try joining youtube, finding these videos. Being inspired to play. Going to watch Andy Mckee live. Then Don Ross live. Then Tommy Emmanuel. THen Erik Mongrain. Then planning to watch Michael Hedges and finding out the guy was dead! It was a bitter pill to swallow indeed.
mikemoseley 3 years ago
God I miss this guy. The world is a lot less cool without him in it. Ridiculously talented...my heart still hurts. The most inspirational player and person I've ever met. He was a great guy...I saw him in Napa at the Mondavi Winery and he brought his little girl on stage for her birthday.
jizzfactor9 3 years ago
EPIC TO THE MAXIMUM EXTREAME!
benzy366 3 years ago
He's now playing in the Kingdom of God
pathWithHeart 3 years ago
He IS God :D
4thSurvivor90 3 years ago
we need to say this a lot more... he was fucking brilliant!
skyseye 3 years ago 2
lol this video quality is funny
background001 3 years ago
I can't for the life of me figure out how he makes the high c4(bottom sting)ring open while hammering/pulling the other stings above during the intro. Plus about 100 other things he does! I saw him perform probably 6 times in the day and forgot what a FORCE he was. I'm hooked...again...Thanks August Rush!
lesman01 3 years ago
wow i've never seen anything like this. amazing.
jayhuntttttttttt 3 years ago
REAL MUSIC :)
adonis699 3 years ago
ARTIST
Dawg4life1982 3 years ago
Michael, sei stato e sarai sempre una fonte di ispirazione per tutti noi. La tua musica è semplicemente fantastica, quanto di più vicino al divino ci sia capitato di ascoltare. Grazie. RIP.
nicbos 4 years ago
Truly awe-inspring. I'm convinced Hedges invented his playing style out of necessity. He needed to in order to get the music out. Watching this is like watching someone teeming with creativity; about to burst. One of the greats. RIP Michael Hedges
CrimsonKarl 4 years ago 13
The world is a poorer place without Michael Hedges in it. Simply stunning.
jfl440 4 years ago 27
it actually even sounds amazing when he's tuning his guitar :p
psychopathtoine 4 years ago 13
Absolutely! I thought exactly the same thing!
Johnny6666 4 years ago 6
I learned how to play this song and it was by far the most challenging. Nobody could play music like him. Michael Hedges in my opinion is the greatest guitar player who ever lived and he will be missed by everyone.
Acacia01234 4 years ago
I've seen him four times here in Toronto Canada and I'll never be mezmerized again like I was at his concert's thank u michael
I guess your playing for a bigger audience know
tresspass33 4 years ago 6
thankyou michael. Miss you.
His guitar playing will blow people away for thousands of years.
mrlems 4 years ago 6
missing you from all over the world, Michael!
savedeluca 4 years ago 3
infuriating that the most talented go early - really - where do i send my complaint - the most innovative, expressive, and humble virtuosa guitarist the world has seen.
oohindie 4 years ago 9
This blows away the album version. Holy shit.
itzSommyJr 4 years ago
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not fake!!! but not good... wana see real genius? .....clik NAUDO
bluerickblues 4 years ago
no comparison, maestro bluerickblues, your an idiot...Hedges wrote all his stuff, and Naudo is good, but he plays most his stuff down in the lower part of the guitar, which is quite simple...hammer ons and pull offs and Hedges technique is quite spectacular...Hedges "Not good"??? jesus...get a life
craymorr 4 years ago 4
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craymorr,i only reply on what sparkanius comment,see below,i believe thats not fake but not good 4 me,common man! i say i wanna say if u call me idiot u are IDIOT too.ha ha ha ,,,jesus...get a life.Dont take it personaly ha ha ha
bluerickblues 4 years ago
I think they are both excellent at what they are doing. Naudo's style reminds me of classical/ flamenco which has a awesome sound. he is also doing covers which by that means you have something to compare to. Hedge's is very original, all I can say is that I dig.
Achariea 4 years ago
shit
hedges is number 1
Paravasi 4 years ago
sparkanius ur an idiot if u think this is fake!! this guy was a musical genuis
sousanal 4 years ago
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FAKE!
sparkanius 4 years ago
He was the best and he was playing his best for us.
doda26 4 years ago
If u need help to play this song, I can help guys... I just know it by heart... Never the way he used to play, he had God in his hands... but I can give you practicing and playing hints.
Dona
pretzeldonuts 4 years ago
the tuning of the song is (low to high) CGDGBE. Basically tune your low E to C and tune your A string down a step to G.
adamlaxmusic 4 years ago
CGDGBC
melyrn 4 years ago
m hedges a de grassi 2 guitarist i love acoustic and smooth hedges played with alot of feeling i never saw him live but even on cd he was and is a bad!@#!%%Qer
lvanhalen 4 years ago
Indieguitarist85 would you like the tuning's first?
phuckthefcc 4 years ago
hedges is crazily amazing!
Im trying to learn how to play this just by watching him!!
how does he do it???
I need help!!
Indieguitarist85 4 years ago
Thanks for posting this.
ScottFree37 4 years ago
Clearly the most creative acoustic artist ever to hit the planet. RIP michael, you are missed dearly by every fan youve ever had.
therealkingfuse 4 years ago
wait the guys dead? damn.
followerofvenus 4 years ago