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Wonderful job!!! I had forgotten this Neil song. I'm going to work on it tonight!! If I can do it half as well as you, I will not be disappointed. Thanks for going into the "wayback machine" and pulling this one out!

Nice job. The sound quality is great and your playing has a nice touch. Happy New Year

felt it in france

@itsnotinthisbox No problem. Funny..., I've never heard the Smith's cover. Now I have to find it and give it a listen. Thanks for the heads-up on their cover.

why the fuck is mac miller a related video?? ashers on a totally different level mac and webby try jacking his form but they can't match his chill burbs flow or plain clever lyrics

Great job! I just got around to picking-up the CD and will be working on my own cover (although I never film them and put them up!) I wish you were showing your left hand..., but I'll figure out the chords myself. Regardless..., great voice, nice job on keeping the rhythm consistent. Enjoyed ...

Terrific video. I just heard an acoustic version done by Eagle Eye Cherry, and checked for a lesson.... Your lesson was much better than I expected. I'm looking forward to working on it. Thanks!

@geisterbahn1 : With Paul's being left handed, it was always easy for them to share a mic. They both felt that they could hear each other better when they shared a mic, largely, because that was what they were used to. (Mixing boards weren't as good then, either. I expect that this made it much...

I love the Crowes and I'm not a Swift fan, BUT I think she does have talent. I know people in the music business that have worked with her and say she is as nice as she is talented, and that she is VERY nice. Using electronics to enhance ones voice when recording is pretty common. I play in an...

Very cool! I've been looking for a nice acoustic version. Key change from the electric version on Rust Never Sleeps.

@Looter246 - Actually, in the interview he said that the song was an inspiration and that he had no idea who the people were, it was if Townes was simply a vehicle for channeling the song. He had no idea who it was about, but that he didn't rule out Pancho Villa as the source of his inspiration....

I have seen them 20+ times, the first time was in 1974 in Sydney, Australia, the last was "Acoustic Tull" (which was just Ian Anderson, an acoustic guitar player, violinist from the NY Philharmonic and a percussian/accordian player in 2009.) Every show was fantastic, remarkably tight. Anderson A...

Terrific job! I think that I may have pumped up your views from 2,000 to 2065 single-handedly. I like the song in your slower tempo and dropping it to Am really showcases your voice. It sounds great. (The slower tempo had me playing some leads along with the video..., something that I NEVER d...

I just watched it again (working out some of timing issues) and I noticed that the opening keyboard sequence has one white and one African American hand playing the opening. (I guess Dobie might be in the video even earlier than when he sings the bridge.)