Working Class Hero--John Lennon

Could this be a second song to learn? I think it adds some new skills, but isn't too much. Is this of interest to anyone?

By the way, can you play spot the screw-ups? There were a couple of times I figured, oh well, I'll have to do this again, but then I didn't feel like it.

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[virgonomic]

James, 4/4 time is definitely wrong. Have you tried playing along with the song to get the rhythm right? It's definitely in 3/4 as others suggested in the learning video.

[jamesblackburnlynch]

It's actually in 7/8. But we don't really have to argue theory, just listen to it and play it the way it seems right. Unless you're doing a study or something, but that's not what I'm after.

[fezfezfez]

no offence but you suck

[jamesblackburnlynch]

None taken. Maybe if you weren't an anonymous coward...

[MadManxPerson]

Don't give up the day job

[jamesblackburnlynch]

What makes you think I have a day job?

[alfalhomi]

I really liked your cover of the song. At first I though that your voice was kind of nasaly and annoying, but it eventually grew on me and I realized that it was more of a somber voice to a somber song. You did a great job and your lessons are a huge help.

Thanks.

[shadow2409110]

im sry its just you have to have feeling its not just a song u also played it wrong and screamed ...

[Cheapskate23]

get a life

[lacroixfind]

im sorry i think is not a good cover you need more feeling in guitar and a better voice

[mauranius]

I noticed that the rhythm is very hard to find since 7/8 rhythm is not normally used, still on some points a few false notes, but otherwise, nice job!

[nthviking]

thanks man!

[GuitarGuru1125]

awesome ur good :)