In this guitar lesson we check out the beautiful Sweet Baby James, a classic 3:4 country ballad by James Taylor.
Hope you enjoy learning it as much as I did, what a great tune.
Taught by Justin Sandercoe.
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good job! your singing is really good. i've always wanted to learn this song. thanks so much for all the great things you do here on youtube.
danwatkins2009 3 weeks ago
Whatever happened to Carolina on my mind. Must have lost that James Taylor inspiration. LOL. Great Lessons always.
MrTkc09 1 month ago
and long life JAMES...
MrMohammadim 4 months ago
you play it so clean ..and the lesson was so easy.. thank you very much gentleman..i guess i am the 1st one in Morocco to play it...
MrMohammadim 4 months ago
ALL LESSONS SHOULD BE LIKE THIS ONE. THANKS SO MUCH .
gzrbtlr 4 months ago
Brilliantly done mate! I love the singing chords touch. Truly one of the best lessons I have seen.
I appreciate you tubing it for us.
tvphilo 5 months ago
love your tutorial, your voice is great and awesome when your switching between your accent and your singing. great lyrics when your doing the chords while singing, and mat i reccomend fire and rain for one of your james taylor tutorials?
TheLionVulture 8 months ago
Amazing lesson..Thanks in deed mate
MrCapitanooo 8 months ago
Thank you! i gotta say, it helps a lot when you sing the chord names while playing!
MidouBanChan 8 months ago
Is it just an optical illusion or is he not playing the 5th string on the 2nd fret when he plays his open G major chord (e.g. look at roughly 4:47 to 5:20)? If I'm right about that, does that mean that he is only strumming the 4th through 1st strings on that G chord or does he mute the 5th string with his index finger?
theknuckler33 10 months ago