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Thank you very much for your comment, I will!

I really liked BLS version! by the way, I will be I will be deleting this video because I noticed that there were 4 bars missing after the solo, so I will be uploading an updated version very soon, be sure to stay tuned to the channel for that, and for more!

Hi, I am from Argentina

Thank you very much for your comment, and pushing the algorithm! Where are you from?

@@efficientguitarlessons I'm from India....I like the way you play.....also can you teach me 😅

@@anirudhlohan9911 hi again, yes I can, I charge 20$ per lesson. I will be deleting this video soon, and uploading an updated version (I was missing 4 bars on this video)

Hi John! thank you very much for your kind comment! I will be uploading more of these!

Thank you very much! I am glad you enjoyed the video!

Thank you very much for your comment! Indeed, Yoni did a great version!

Thank you for you comment my friend!!!

Thank you for your comment, I´m glad you find it useful!

hi Addy thank you for your comment!

Hi my friend! I am glad you are liking the rock music from my country. This will be a bit long: Unfortunately there is no institute where you will learn rock music formally and get a degree on that. I myself went to the EMPA which is one of the few institutes where you can learn popular music, because the only other thing would be to go to the university and learn classical music. There are a few that have a popular music curriculum, but that means little rock. For example, at the EMPA, where you study popular music, you have 3 different genres where you can specialize: Tango, Jazz and Folklore, (which is the traditional music from the countryside of Argentina). Also music teaching (which is what i did, since there was not a teaching degree on instrument at the moment, there is now but the possibilities of working as a guitar teacher at an institute is rather small). If you want to learn rock music, you have to either do it by yourself, or take some lessons with a teacher that knows about the subject (like me). I did the first thing, but ended up dedicating the last 20 years to teaching guitar since I´m not fond of teaching at schools. I can pick up any song by now with all that I´ve been taught, and I know a lot of that repertoire, so I could teach you that without you coming all the way to this country. Unless you are interested in playing Tango or Argentinian folklore (you can learn jazz everywhere) I would not advocate to pursue music studies in this country, These degrees take years to archieve as any other and they don´t allow you to work worldwide. Unless you come to a university, you won´t leave with a PhD. The degree you receive from the EMPA is below that level of validation (here you have primary school (elementary), secondary school (highschool) terciary studies (EMPA, and the majority of teaching degrees, take same time as university but the title has less value) and university level (where you can get the PhDs, masters, doctorate). I did It was long but hopefully I answered a few of your questions. You can also check my other channel in spanish, where I have 3 videos on Charly Garcia songs (Actually on his band Seru Giran, which came after Sui Generis). If you want to have a conversation with me you can send me a message at facundo.cuevas@hotmail.com Kind regards, Facundo.

thank you, this one was very tough to make!

Hello sahilagarwal1311 thanks for your comment, . Since I am trying to make this small channel grow I have to prioritize uploading videos that serves most people needs, primarily beginner guitar stuff. You can still find Sungha Jung´s arrangement of Blue Bird for some more time, because I will offer it privately on my patreon in the future. I only do those tutorials on demand privately, and they tend to be expensive, because they take too many hours of transcribing, video recording and editing to be created. If you are intereted in that we can always discuss it. My email is facundo.cuevas@hotmail.com

@@efficientguitarlessons i understand ur point bro...if u could make this one for ur patreon then i will buy it...Both Nandemonaiya and Sparkle

Hello Icnanotplayguitar, my transcription is for sale on Paidtabs.com at 20$. but If you buy it from me it costs 15$ (the price of a lesson). You will get the PDF file, and guitar pro file, (and a free portable version of the GP software, if you don´t have it). It is accurate, I really took the time to get all the nuances down. This video will be hosted here for free for some more time, but I wil delete it from here in order to offer it on my patreon. If you are interested in purchasing the tab, feel free to send me an email at facundo.cuevas@hotmail.com Thank you very much for your message

Thanks! I am working on the transcriptions, this one and have you heard, I will upload them in the near future

47:52 - section 4 B (solo) 52:04 - section 5 1:01:27 - explanation 1:03:48 - section 6 1:12:20 - section 6 end 1:13:07 - section 1 coda Thank you for the tutorial. It is very well done. I want to support you by buying your tab. I have sent you an email about it 🙏 Edit: grammar

Hi! Thank you for your support Erthen, the man himself! It did take some time to put together. The tapping part in particular drove me insane lol but hopefully I got it right.Thank you very much for your passing by and for your kind words, it means a lot to me, I really like your work! Kind regards, from Buenos Aires Facu Cuevas

Muy bien, tenés razón, ese es el nivel de detalle que me gusta. Muchas gracias, voy a tener que subirlo de nuevo, o por lo pronto lo aclararé en la descripción. Mi idea era aclarar la confusión que hay en lo que sigue del arpegio, en los trastes más altos, le presté tanta atención a eso que se me pasó la primer nota de la secuencia. Igual cuando lo sibas más te vale que no tenga ni un error porque voy a ir a tu video y lo voy a comentar con la misma maldad que vos!!! jajaja mentira, un abrazo y gracias.

@@efficientguitarlessons Jajaja, maldad? Por donde amigo? Solo estaba dando mi punto de vista y dar mi aporte a la comunidad, si dale nomas la crítica, la acepto para mejorar, mi canal se llama steve espiritu

Hi Matt, thanls for you comment, I will consider your request for a future tutorial

Thanks very much my friend! Glad you found this useful! Have anice one

Hi Lars, I haven´trecorded it up to speed yet, At the time this was the fastest I could play it properly. Perhaps, I could get it up to speed in a few days and attempt a new recording

I´ve been a fan of Richie for years but I am relatively new to John Mayer, I really enjoyed doing this work. I will upload a few more things regarding his version of Crossroads! Thanks for your comment! Kind regards, Facu Cuevas.

Thanks for your comment! we have to thank my Roland Cuve 40xl for that, great amp!

Thank you for your comment, Toriyama sensei has been a big part of my childhood (and adulthood as well).

Thank you for watching and commenting!

Section 1 bar 9-10 10:44

Thank you very much Tanya for this comment! It was very hard to figure out! hopefully you have a 12 string guitar to play it the way it was intended!

​@@efficientguitarlessons I do! I have a Guild D-25/12 that I bought in 1989. It's like having an orchestra on my lap. There's nothing quite like a 12-string.

@@tanyaerskine7657 That´s amazing! I will have one myself someday! But I do have a roland gr55 now, so I guess I will try to emulate a 12string and mess around with that for now. II will be uploading some videos using that soon. I hope to see you around the channel. Have a nice weekend!

Thank you Lizzie for your kind comment!

hahaha thank you for your comment!

Gracias a vos por tu comentario compañero!

Thanks for your comment man, glad you enjoyed the video! Indeed there is a lot to learn!

you are welcome! thank you for your comment!

you are very much welcome! thank you for your comment! If you liked this one, be sure to check out the 2 videos I have for the jimi hendrix movie! Kind regards, Facundo from Efficient Guitar

Actually, when a guy has a girlfriend that does manicure/nail art on her guinea pig!

Thank you very much for your kind words! Glad you like it!