have you tabbed this? looking at Benneb23 you have. absolutely love this tune and you play this with such grace. A touch of Django in some places. If you have tabbed this please let me know where I can find it as I NEED to learn this asap and am left mesmorised when looking at your fingers!! great playing !!!
@spickspack I wrote out this version and is available among with many others to those who purchased my CDs as to show my appreciation. I need some pushes to go on. I hope you understand.
Bravo! I learned about the first half of your version 2 years ago when I got the tab off you site...I think its about time to learn last half. Just need to find that tab again lol. all you videos are amazing. very good style.
Hiroshi, about 35 years ago Richard Saslow's "The Art of Ragtime Guitar" opened an enormous door in my life. I have been playing the 7 songs in that book, including Ragpickin', all that time but I have always just stayed on the written notes. Your version is absolutely incredible. You have opened yet another door.
Thanks.
I would also warn fans of Richard Saslow that his song has been ripped off by a couple of people on YouTube. Sawlon, for instance, has a stolen version he calls E Rag.
@DenisTOMB Thank you. It is my pleasure. He kindly allowed me to put the sound file of this on my web site few years ago. It's pity to see things like that but maybe he doesn't know the original.
You obviously play all the time and most guitar players have one thing they always play when ever they pick up their guitar. What is it that you play?
ive been trying to learn some of your arrangments from your supporters area and just got done learning how to play "rain drops keep falling on my head". think ill try this one next. since i started practicing fingerstyle songs, ive enjoyed my guitar so much more so thanks for sharing your talent!!
will you be updating your supporters area soon? if so, please put up "killing me softly".
Thank you. I am glad to hear that you are enjoying your play. I will try to update the site as soon as I finish the recording session for a new CD and a short tour to the western part of Japan starting at the end of this month.
Thank you. The score for the arrangement is available to those who supported me in some ways. (like ordered my CDs, donated me, or helped me to have gigs, etc...).
would you care to send me the score to this aswell very nice. i mean i live about 1 hour away from where doc watson lives so his music is a big influence to me.
Wow! That is smooth. I'm in the process of learning this song and like your version better. I enjoy your videos. Keep them coming. Any chance I can get the score.
Thank you. That part is probably the fastest part in all my videos, but really, once the fingers are loose, that is the easiest and most fun part. (^^)
Wow! That was great. I have been watching all of your videos and you never fail to amaze me. Is there any chance i can get the tab and/or password to your website? I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
Hi peacejoy town, this is an amazing performance. I am playing this video in slow motion so I can check you don't have a few extra fingers hidden away there. If you have the tab for this I'd be most appreciative!
Dont know how much into Ragtime but if you dont know already check out Pat Donohue who is a great fingerpicker. Would love to hear you do a version of Pat's "Blue Tango".
Although I am not playing much these days, I love playing ragtime music. Yes, Pat Donohue is a great fingerpicker. I will keep that tune in my mind. For now, I am pretty much occupied with my own.
The thing I noticed is the way you hold the neck of the guitar. When a see a guitarist wrap their thumb around the neck,I say,he has not had the proper training.My instructor would not permit me to do this,also your fingers are very nimble.A good guitarist fingers are not grabbing the strings as though the guitar was going to run away.I have all of your videos. Mari Ana
Thank you for the notice Mari Ana. It is because my main instructors were records and cassette tapes and I was never propery trained. I am still looking for a better way though. I tried a classical holding style, but just couldn't rock and roll, so I gave up. (-^)
No No...I meant you hold the neck properly. Your thumb is not wrapped around the neck. Most of your country guitarists have their thumbs wrapped all around the neck.I noticed you did not,This is a true classical way. With your type of music I think the guitar placement on one knee would be awkward.The classical hold is so to have light flow with your strum hand.
Sorry about misunderstading. Am I? I sometimes use thumb to the notes on sixth string. But I have relatively short fingers, it just can not pop out from the top side of the neck. I see some modern guitar player use both hands on the neck. The biggest issue for me now is the angle of the right hand wrist and the pinky. I will try again with a classical style holding. I have to find something to lift my left leg though.
I used to just cross my legs.I had a very strict instructor.He played in most of the show rooms in Las Vegas.He played all string instruments. He never wanted to see string marks on my fingers,if he did it meant I was pressing the strings too hard and was not putting the strength in my forearm.I wish I could have kept up with it,he wanted me to be a concert guitarist,without frets. Mari Ana
If he was my instructor, I would be dropped out. My fingertips have so much of strings marks and they are solid as rock. I understand the concept and the properness of not pressing strings. It just my body reacts on the music and forget about all those bad habits.
He said the fingers need to be flexable.He gave me excersies to loosen up my fingers and to make my forearm stronger. Also with my (right) hand in classical music you hold that hand differently.I wish I had continued.Always regrets huh? I do enjoy listening to a good guitarist and you are surely one of them. thank you Mari Ana
Might do that. I have an acustic sitting right her in my den with a hat hanging on it.lol. Maybe Ill take the hat off and start.Listening to you inspires me.thank you Mari Ana.
You have pretty darn good "habits" for an untrained player. That is, good as in "correct" from a classical point of view. Usually most players who just position their left hand the way they want to, do it in all sorts of awkward ways. I'm still trying to correct mine from time to time, because it used to cause thumb pain.
Anyway, keep forgetting about other things except music. It's the most important thing after all.
I know where your words come from, but next time don't say "he has not had the proper training", say "he has not had a classical training". Check Merle Travis to see unique, complex and original playing style utilizing thumb wrap.
But I was not refering to this gentleman. I noticed that his left hand WAS positioned corectly. I just did not say my sentence properly. I am sorry I did not make myself clear. I truly like this gentleman's playing. I have several of his videos on my site. thank you for correcting me though,appreciated. Mari Ana
Oh, there's some confusion here. I was not referring to peacejoytown as well.
I just meant to say that, next time don't say "he's not had proper training" about "that guitarist who wraps his thumb". In other words I was referring to any general guitarist who wraps his thumb.
It is true that if you keep your thumb behind the neck, fingers are more relaxed and less power is needed. And I find grabbing the neck gives me more drive or groove in playing.
I dont know if this question was directed to me or not. I was being trained classically.I dont know if I can explain or not. curve your left hand,with thumb under the arm.Your fingers are looser then if your thumb was wrapped around the neck.wrapping the thumb around the neck restricts movement of fingers.
I think the word "proper" was not so suitable for this case. But I understand why you used that "word" too. Let's smile for now and enjoy the guitar. (^^)/
the mark of a great musician is that he doesnt play a song the same way once hahahaha well maybe 2 times, by the way im putting all your videos on my ipod
The thing is that I memorize the song as a whole with feel. So the details vary each time. On the other hand, the score is just a record at a moment I am writing.
Man you are good. Amazing, Blind Blake, Rev Gary Davis, Stefan Grossman would all be proud of you, such talent and a relaxed style. Very enjoyable, have you heard of Joseph Spence? Now there's someone to emulate!
Type Joseph Spence into youtube search and you'll find several songs/playing etc. He takes a bit of getting used when you first hear him, but a genius on the guitar if you listen closely.
Thank you for the information. I listened several videos and found out that I've been listening his songs through Ry Cooder. I even play "The Great Dreams From Heaven" on my gigs sometimes. I love the way he sings.
I commented on this before. It sounds fresh as ever. I really like the little snappy runs that you add to the tune. They fit really well and give the tune a great sound. Well played again.
Age 53 ??? you must have recorded these videos 20 years ago as you look my age and I am 35.
spickspack 9 months ago
@spickspack I just look young.
peacejoytown 9 months ago
have you tabbed this? looking at Benneb23 you have. absolutely love this tune and you play this with such grace. A touch of Django in some places. If you have tabbed this please let me know where I can find it as I NEED to learn this asap and am left mesmorised when looking at your fingers!! great playing !!!
spickspack 9 months ago
@spickspack I wrote out this version and is available among with many others to those who purchased my CDs as to show my appreciation. I need some pushes to go on. I hope you understand.
peacejoytown 9 months ago
Really nice dude.....
android125 1 year ago
@android125 Thank you.
peacejoytown 1 year ago
can you say perfect :) good job man that was nice
myrtlrocker06 1 year ago
@myrtlrocker06 Thank you. (^^)
peacejoytown 1 year ago
Bravo! I learned about the first half of your version 2 years ago when I got the tab off you site...I think its about time to learn last half. Just need to find that tab again lol. all you videos are amazing. very good style.
benneb23 1 year ago
@benneb23 Thank you! I hope you enjoy learning and picking the last half of the tune.
peacejoytown 1 year ago
Hiroshi, about 35 years ago Richard Saslow's "The Art of Ragtime Guitar" opened an enormous door in my life. I have been playing the 7 songs in that book, including Ragpickin', all that time but I have always just stayed on the written notes. Your version is absolutely incredible. You have opened yet another door.
Thanks.
I would also warn fans of Richard Saslow that his song has been ripped off by a couple of people on YouTube. Sawlon, for instance, has a stolen version he calls E Rag.
DenisTOMB 1 year ago
@DenisTOMB Thank you. It is my pleasure. He kindly allowed me to put the sound file of this on my web site few years ago. It's pity to see things like that but maybe he doesn't know the original.
peacejoytown 1 year ago
Thank you for taking the time to answer my comment. You are very gracious and humble.
pjr324 1 year ago
@pjr324 You're welcome.
peacejoytown 1 year ago
Best version heard, really awesome ^^!
Bravo!
TarrapunchiaS 1 year ago
@TarrapunchiaS Thank you. (^^)
peacejoytown 1 year ago
i love your interpritation of his song molto bellisimo as they would say in my country
RulerOfTheNeck1 1 year ago
@RulerOfTheNeck1 Grazie and Thank you.
peacejoytown 1 year ago
wow...that was excellent ..
superleague100 1 year ago
Thank you.
peacejoytown 1 year ago
Im deeply impressed.Im practicing fingerstyle guitar.I wish i could play as good as you
mangne72 1 year ago
Thank you. Wishing is where I started and stand now.
peacejoytown 1 year ago
You are a genius and a very gifted guitarist sir. That was absolutely wonderful to listen to and a joy to watch you play it.
paultasker6 2 years ago
Thank you. I am glad to hear that you enjoyed this.
peacejoytown 2 years ago
the best rendition i've seen of this yet!
FyodorShuss 2 years ago
Thank you!
peacejoytown 2 years ago
You obviously play all the time and most guitar players have one thing they always play when ever they pick up their guitar. What is it that you play?
pjr324 2 years ago
I really don't have any tune that I play over and over. I play whatever I am working on at a moment.
peacejoytown 2 years ago
Very good!
Your guitar sounds very good too, what model is it?
merelvh 2 years ago
Thank you. That was Jose Ramirez 2CWE. It is replaced by 2E now.
peacejoytown 2 years ago
ive been trying to learn some of your arrangments from your supporters area and just got done learning how to play "rain drops keep falling on my head". think ill try this one next. since i started practicing fingerstyle songs, ive enjoyed my guitar so much more so thanks for sharing your talent!!
will you be updating your supporters area soon? if so, please put up "killing me softly".
MToTheArty1224 2 years ago
Thank you. I am glad to hear that you are enjoying your play. I will try to update the site as soon as I finish the recording session for a new CD and a short tour to the western part of Japan starting at the end of this month.
peacejoytown 2 years ago
Ragpickin'を探して来ましたがこんな凄い演奏は
初めて見ました!他のビデオもほぼ全て見させて頂きました。もう大ファンの一人です。
starcraft1998 2 years ago
ありがとうございます。
peacejoytown 2 years ago
I wish i could play as good as you right on!
domoxxox1 2 years ago
Thank you. Wishing is where I started and stand now.
peacejoytown 2 years ago
よくできた~ sheet musicはどこにあるか
DoctorYoon 2 years ago
ありがとうございます。sheet musicは私が持っています(一部)。
peacejoytown 2 years ago
ありがとう^^教えてくれませんか
DoctorYoon 2 years ago
I'm sharing them with those who supported me in some ways (like ordered my CDs). I need some push to keep on. I hope you understand.
peacejoytown 2 years ago
もちろん^^
DoctorYoon 2 years ago
ありがとうございます。
Thank you for understanding.
peacejoytown 2 years ago
Do you have cd's? how do I get them???
maxima3503 3 years ago
Yes, I do. Check the link in the song description section. (right side of the video.)
peacejoytown 3 years ago
peacejoytown that was amazing. inspires me to start pickin more. can I get the tab also. when you have the time? thanks
jystevens 3 years ago
Thank you. The score for the arrangement is available to those who supported me in some ways. (like ordered my CDs, donated me, or helped me to have gigs, etc...).
peacejoytown 3 years ago
amazing guitar playing!
can you send me the tabs too please?
softlyspoken2 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
So far the best interpretation I have heard on YouTube excelent!!!
pcdion 3 years ago
Thank you.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
NICE!!!
So much fun to listen to!
TkdFoster 3 years ago
Thank you!
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Really nice. I used to play a version of this, but haven't in 25 years. Will have to find it again. You have a wonderful touch! Thanks for sharing!
forbebe 3 years ago
Thank you. I think I started to play this tune in 1981.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
That was amazing. i play a different version but this is much better. Any chance of the tabs please. Many thanks
roxyfoxyjoxy 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Excellent -gets the foot tapping and lifts the spirit
...and od course, any chance of the TAB???
thanks and great playing
burnthetoast 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Very cool piece of music. As with everyone else recently, could I have the score? Thanks!
FurthermoreD 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Beautiful music. May I have the score to this.
Also , does your fingerstyle and beatles work include the tab?
Thanks
Scapular
scapular20002000 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
This does reminds me of chet atkins, ever play vincent? He did. Hope you keep on playing forever, a joy for the ears, you are!!!!!!!!
thomasranieri 3 years ago
Thank you. Yes, I used to play Vincent but as I said on the other reply, I've been lazy to change tuning.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
I swear! I learned Richard Saslow 30 years ago, but this is assum!
TopD90 3 years ago
You're right. I think I've been playing this tune for nearly 30 years too.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Very impressive! I too would love to get my hands on the score. Thanks in advance!
mcgeeland 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Hi could i have the scores for this?
Thanks!
irradical 3 years ago
Check your inbox. It's there too.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Check your inbox. It's there too.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
nice one Hiroshi, well done. could i have the score too please?
resonatored 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
can you please send me the score? it's great
spendyourtime 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
would you care to send me the score to this aswell very nice. i mean i live about 1 hour away from where doc watson lives so his music is a big influence to me.
bluesman1981 3 years ago
You have such a nice neighbor. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Wonderful! Would you mind sending me the score? Thanks!
Rick13H 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
well done -- would you be kind enough to email the score to me as well. Many thanks.
dbsable 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Wow! That is smooth. I'm in the process of learning this song and like your version better. I enjoy your videos. Keep them coming. Any chance I can get the score.
Thanks in advance.
JAMMINJOHNNYREESE 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Wow, this was amazing, it is on a acoustic nylon string guitar right? Can i plz get the tabs? Thanks for the vid
Frankengelsvoll 3 years ago
Thank you. Yes, it is an acoustice nylon string guitar. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Absolutely fabulous. One of my favorites of the tunes you play (they're all great really). Any chane for the tab?
Chillidog100 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
wow how long do you play? you play smooth!
swabistylie 3 years ago
Thank you. I've been playing on and off for nearly forty years.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
I am impressed! I am going to ask my guitar teacher to teach me that! I've been playing 5 years
swabistylie 3 years ago
This one is fun to play. I used this song in my class when I was teaching.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
this is so good Hiroshi, remember a lot with the tommys playing... thanks for the post!
Dan12d3 3 years ago
Thank you. My fngers move about 1/10th of Tommy's speed. He is just an amazing player.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Thank you.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
omg the part from 0:58 is awesome
AGenda92 3 years ago
Thank you. That part is probably the fastest part in all my videos, but really, once the fingers are loose, that is the easiest and most fun part. (^^)
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Wow! That was great. I have been watching all of your videos and you never fail to amaze me. Is there any chance i can get the tab and/or password to your website? I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
xtremehockey27 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the info.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Thanks!
xtremehockey27 3 years ago
You're welcome.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
You make it look so easy,.real excellent guitar playing
WhoLeo22 3 years ago
Thank you. I've been playing this for more than a quarter century now. It is becoming more like brushing teeth.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Outstanding as are your other contributions. Can I get the tab for your version?
barryb2 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Hi peacejoy town, this is an amazing performance. I am playing this video in slow motion so I can check you don't have a few extra fingers hidden away there. If you have the tab for this I'd be most appreciative!
0ldfinger 3 years ago
Thank you. Did you find my secret finger? Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Great Job!
Dont know how much into Ragtime but if you dont know already check out Pat Donohue who is a great fingerpicker. Would love to hear you do a version of Pat's "Blue Tango".
bell1684 3 years ago
Thank you!
Although I am not playing much these days, I love playing ragtime music. Yes, Pat Donohue is a great fingerpicker. I will keep that tune in my mind. For now, I am pretty much occupied with my own.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
The thing I noticed is the way you hold the neck of the guitar. When a see a guitarist wrap their thumb around the neck,I say,he has not had the proper training.My instructor would not permit me to do this,also your fingers are very nimble.A good guitarist fingers are not grabbing the strings as though the guitar was going to run away.I have all of your videos. Mari Ana
moseymama 3 years ago
Thank you for the notice Mari Ana. It is because my main instructors were records and cassette tapes and I was never propery trained. I am still looking for a better way though. I tried a classical holding style, but just couldn't rock and roll, so I gave up. (-^)
peacejoytown 3 years ago
No No...I meant you hold the neck properly. Your thumb is not wrapped around the neck. Most of your country guitarists have their thumbs wrapped all around the neck.I noticed you did not,This is a true classical way. With your type of music I think the guitar placement on one knee would be awkward.The classical hold is so to have light flow with your strum hand.
moseymama 3 years ago
Sorry about misunderstading. Am I? I sometimes use thumb to the notes on sixth string. But I have relatively short fingers, it just can not pop out from the top side of the neck. I see some modern guitar player use both hands on the neck. The biggest issue for me now is the angle of the right hand wrist and the pinky. I will try again with a classical style holding. I have to find something to lift my left leg though.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
I used to just cross my legs.I had a very strict instructor.He played in most of the show rooms in Las Vegas.He played all string instruments. He never wanted to see string marks on my fingers,if he did it meant I was pressing the strings too hard and was not putting the strength in my forearm.I wish I could have kept up with it,he wanted me to be a concert guitarist,without frets. Mari Ana
moseymama 3 years ago
If he was my instructor, I would be dropped out. My fingertips have so much of strings marks and they are solid as rock. I understand the concept and the properness of not pressing strings. It just my body reacts on the music and forget about all those bad habits.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
He said the fingers need to be flexable.He gave me excersies to loosen up my fingers and to make my forearm stronger. Also with my (right) hand in classical music you hold that hand differently.I wish I had continued.Always regrets huh? I do enjoy listening to a good guitarist and you are surely one of them. thank you Mari Ana
moseymama 3 years ago
You can re-start anytime since you have a solid background Mari Ana. The sound of guitar can make people around you smile. Just play it for fun!
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Might do that. I have an acustic sitting right her in my den with a hat hanging on it.lol. Maybe Ill take the hat off and start.Listening to you inspires me.thank you Mari Ana.
moseymama 3 years ago
Good going Mari Ana!
peacejoytown 3 years ago
You have pretty darn good "habits" for an untrained player. That is, good as in "correct" from a classical point of view. Usually most players who just position their left hand the way they want to, do it in all sorts of awkward ways. I'm still trying to correct mine from time to time, because it used to cause thumb pain.
Anyway, keep forgetting about other things except music. It's the most important thing after all.
RaggedTime 3 years ago
I know where your words come from, but next time don't say "he has not had the proper training", say "he has not had a classical training". Check Merle Travis to see unique, complex and original playing style utilizing thumb wrap.
RaggedTime 3 years ago
Thank you for your advise. I like the feel of Merle and Chet' playing. Their duet album is one of my all time favorites.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
But I was not refering to this gentleman. I noticed that his left hand WAS positioned corectly. I just did not say my sentence properly. I am sorry I did not make myself clear. I truly like this gentleman's playing. I have several of his videos on my site. thank you for correcting me though,appreciated. Mari Ana
moseymama 3 years ago
Thank you for calling me a "gentleman" Mari Ana. Did you take the hat off from your guitar?
peacejoytown 3 years ago
The hats off,yes. Now I have to cut my nails. Good luck to me Huh? Mari Ana
moseymama 3 years ago
Good to hear that Mari Ana.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Oh, there's some confusion here. I was not referring to peacejoytown as well.
I just meant to say that, next time don't say "he's not had proper training" about "that guitarist who wraps his thumb". In other words I was referring to any general guitarist who wraps his thumb.
Hope this makes it clear now.
RaggedTime 3 years ago
It is true that if you keep your thumb behind the neck, fingers are more relaxed and less power is needed. And I find grabbing the neck gives me more drive or groove in playing.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
I dont know if this question was directed to me or not. I was being trained classically.I dont know if I can explain or not. curve your left hand,with thumb under the arm.Your fingers are looser then if your thumb was wrapped around the neck.wrapping the thumb around the neck restricts movement of fingers.
moseymama 3 years ago
I think the word "proper" was not so suitable for this case. But I understand why you used that "word" too. Let's smile for now and enjoy the guitar. (^^)/
peacejoytown 3 years ago
That is one catchy tune! Any chance you could direct me towards the score? Thanks in advance and keep on posting.
Remdemz 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Great peice..........I would love to have the tabs or sheet music for Ragpickin'........tabs preferably.Thx
tommforu 3 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Very good !
Rob (Italy)
Bluesguitarman64 3 years ago
Thank you!
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Please help me with the tab to this song?? I've never heard it before and now I can't get it out of my head, I've got to learn it.
bigtimeband 3 years ago
Thank you. It is a pretty popular tune among the fingerpickers. The score for this is there too.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
the mark of a great musician is that he doesnt play a song the same way once hahahaha well maybe 2 times, by the way im putting all your videos on my ipod
pickinpop 3 years ago
The thing is that I memorize the song as a whole with feel. So the details vary each time. On the other hand, the score is just a record at a moment I am writing.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
how come the arrangement on your site is different than how you play it here
squidwombat 3 years ago
Because, I play it differently each time, and the video was made about a half year ago. The basic idea is there, and you can play it as you like.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
Great job with a very technically difficult song! As usual, you make it look easy!
golfdom1987 3 years ago
Thank you. I've been playing this song for more than 20 years. I am enjoying a gradual change in play.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
むちゃくちゃカッコ良いです。感動しました!!
umenan 3 years ago
ありがとうございます。m(_ _)m
peacejoytown 3 years ago
ok so id love to learn this no matter how long it takes and i have your score. Any tips ?
squidwombat 3 years ago
Play it in a tempo that you can feel the shuffle, then up to the tempo as whole. Most of all, enjoy learning!
peacejoytown 3 years ago
I think at Marcel DADI or Chet Atkins*****
glaoud 3 years ago
They are big influences to me for sure.
peacejoytown 3 years ago
自然に足がリズムをとっちゃいます!
楽しい! I'm proud of you.
kanhyoue123 3 years ago
ありがとうございます!
peacejoytown 3 years ago
すごい!五星!
上級バージョン、何度聞いてもふっ飛びます。
個人的に栄誉をどうぞ
yokotok 4 years ago
ありがとうございます。何度でもふっ飛んでください。(^^)/
peacejoytown 4 years ago
I want to hear more jazz! Lets hear some jazz standards!
alexjs1000 4 years ago
I am not really a jazz oriented player, but if you mean jazzy standards, like "Fly Me To The Moon", I would love to.
peacejoytown 4 years ago
Man you are good. Amazing, Blind Blake, Rev Gary Davis, Stefan Grossman would all be proud of you, such talent and a relaxed style. Very enjoyable, have you heard of Joseph Spence? Now there's someone to emulate!
nickandelliott 4 years ago
Thank you. They are the roots of my playing style. Is Joseph Spence a ragtime piano composer. I remember the name but not sure what he is.
peacejoytown 4 years ago
Type Joseph Spence into youtube search and you'll find several songs/playing etc. He takes a bit of getting used when you first hear him, but a genius on the guitar if you listen closely.
nickandelliott 4 years ago
Thank you for the information. I listened several videos and found out that I've been listening his songs through Ry Cooder. I even play "The Great Dreams From Heaven" on my gigs sometimes. I love the way he sings.
peacejoytown 4 years ago
Absolutely amazing! I love it! Would you mind sending out one more copy? I would love to have the tab. Thank you for posting this!
philwisejr 4 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 4 years ago
Amazing! The variations you play the second time through are fantastic; did you come up with them yourself?
BuddyBolden 4 years ago
Thank you. I've been playing this song for more than twenty years, and it developed naturally. It still is developing.
peacejoytown 4 years ago
Wow, am I impressed; but, more so, entertained! May I too have the score?
fodorski 4 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 4 years ago
Wonderful playing! Just a joy to listen to and to watch!
azdv 4 years ago
So sorry to nag you about it as well. Its such a great song, may I trouble you for the tab please?
azdv 4 years ago
Thank you and don't need to be sorry. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 4 years ago
Really good stuff :)
Do you think you can send me the scores? Thanks in advance!
sch3rzo 4 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 4 years ago
Me quito el sombrero ante Ud. caballero. ¡Qué inventiva y cuán brillante ejecución! Lo felicito.
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I take off my hat in front of you, gentleman. What an inventiveness and brilliant playing! My most profound congratulations.
danyluis 4 years ago
Thank you! I am nowehere near gentleman, I am still struggling with chopsticks after a half century!
peacejoytown 4 years ago
I commented on this before. It sounds fresh as ever. I really like the little snappy runs that you add to the tune. They fit really well and give the tune a great sound. Well played again.
syncopater999 4 years ago
Thank you.
peacejoytown 4 years ago
Mesmerizing! Great finger picking. Any chance of tabs for this & 'i will', another great piece of playing. Well done! Thanks.
sww40 4 years ago
Thank you. Check your inbox for the score.
peacejoytown 4 years ago