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I am orpheus right now this is very helpful i'm just really struggling with the picking

Such a unique take on “both sides now” and you know what, “I love it!”

Thank you so much! Got an Orpheus audition up and the sheet music they provided was confusing. This is so helpful! :)

Big fan of Tallest Man’s version and you’ve really captured it - beautiful work, thank you for sharing!

Just learned the whole song today, thank you so much!! Great tutorial ❤

i prefer this to his version actually 🙈

love it

Was so SCARED of breaking a string while tuning lower omg 😂

Imma be honest, I’m still just as confused 😢

Wish we were friends

Your song reminds me of some kind of tale Keep up the good work

I really like this live version!

Would love a tutorial for we raise our cups if possible 🙏🏻

Would recommend down tuning the high E , the neck is going to pull back when you down tune the tension off the other strings, hope this saved someone a string

Would this be the same as playing Epic ii?

We neeeed that lalala part tutorial and wedding song with the g shapes!!

Did he ever post that video of him playing it?

It's a song that I found out late Can you tell me the order of the codes? Introduction, main melody, etc Please give me a rough idea

Bruh why not just say string name when plucking. Saying thumb, pointer, middle, opposite middle is mad confusing. Man. 😅

I have this app, Fender Tune... and in it, it allows you to create a custom tuning if the notes aren't too high. so as far as this song goes, I can get a good tuning when there's no capo, but when the capo's on the 6th fret, the notes are too high and I'm afraid my hearing isn't good enough to get a good sound by ear. Do you know what I should do in order to have a good tuning when my guitar is capo'd on the 6th fret?

Jacob, I love this lesson it is awesome. I have one question: The last call and response . . . when the chorus builds with "We have a wall to work upon!" boy that C-to-B/C progression just sounds off a little relative to the vocals but I can't figure it out. In fact every version I can find has this same open chord to start that line that just seems to not work. Close as I think I can get is on the C-B/C is to do it without my middle finger to give it just a little dischordant tone to it which it looks like Anais does something like that when I watch her play it live. But even that they *always* cut away right at that spot so I can't watch what her fingers are doing. Any tips on hitting it right, right at that spot? (I am actually having a lot of fun sometimes strumming it except for the bass walk)

Your voices are so beautiful and sung with emotion and I like the call and response if that's what it's called as you bring real feelings into this, the wedding to be. The guitar work is so great as I love the intricate finger picking. Thanks for sharing such talent!

Hello! Thank you for leaving me a guitar tutorial for my favorite song. But I'm not good at English and some parts are hard to understand. I don't know how to hold the rest of the codes except for the first ones in 1:15. Could you please organize the code image or explanation? Sorry for using a translator if there's anything wrong with the text😢

Do you ever do shows in Northern NJ?

Awesome song, I've officially become a follower, especially after seeing your live show some months ago!

Great job on this little number by the both of you - really enjoyed this thank you! I caught your act once at the Red Lion a couple of months ago where you occupy the first time slot on a Sunday. I even requested an old good time folkie song that I knew would be a longshot that "anyone" would know so don't feel bad. However, I wouldn't be surprised if you actually remembered my request "ONE TOKE OVER THE LINE" by your namesake duo Brewer and Shipley in 1970 or 71 (you were pretty sure there is no relation to Jacob Shipley when I asked, lol) which was mostly why I requested that one. So gotta ask, have you since checked out the song on TH-cam? If you haven't that's cool too, no worries ; ) I think this cover would be right up your alley actually since you said you are open to suggestion. What do you think? I'd sure love to check out another live show of yours soon if I can get the time to do so. Keep doing what you do fellow Brooklyn Dude! Canarsie huh? Ok, i'm in Brighton, soon to be in Sheepshead, and have lived mostly Midwood in my 20s and 30s.

Oh I finally found it LOVE YOU SO MUCH This musical performance is in Korea right now and I just came back from the theater 😂 Can't help sing along this song cuz it's literally keeps playing in my head.. I need to practice the G#m chord but thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial ❤️ you are the best !!

Why did I think I could play this easily

Thank you🎉🎉

great new look brother :)

*crying in no capo*

what about restaurants that serve meals that will feed me 4 times? I usually avoid them.

Hey Jacob, any chance you could do a tutorial/tablature for "Anyway the Wind Blows"? Really love that song from the opening of the musical.

You are SUPER!

So good!

When you mentioned the suspension chord I called out "SUS!" 😅

Hi just learned this one do you possibly have the tabs for when it goes into wedding song 🙏🙏🩵

Thank you for being one of the only sources for an Epic tutorial on the guitar! Are there only the three chord positions for this song? I'm a little lost on what the position for the G# major/minors are. You laid out the other ones beautifully, but that bar chord still doesn't sound that good when I play it.

Any chance of getting a tutorial for Epic II(2)?

Nice composition

Sureeeeely he does hey little songbird

You do this song so well and you get the nice bass line like Neil did and you're doing it on an acoustic guitar! I liked this one and just joined at your great rendition of Tallest Man On Earth's intricate version of Both Sides Now. Thanks again for sharing such superior talent! I was your 500th subscriber and congrats! When you get to 500 do you get something special from TH-cam?

Nice clear and beautiful voice and guitar. I love TMOE's picking version and you're got it right on, and so free and flowing WOW! Thanks for sharing such world class talent. I liked and subscribed!

We NEEEED more hadestown tutorials!!

this would be so much easier if you displayed chord diagrams on screen, thank you though

Saving everyone who has an Orpheus audition. Thank you!! (I mean what? Who said that? Not me. 🤷🏻‍♂️)

Ive been playing guitar for 11 years. there are some things im really good at at this point, but some basic things i just literally cannot do no matter how many years I practice. Barring 2 strings is one of them. I can play a full bar chord and have it ring out. I cannot, absolutely can NOT, bar only some strings on the guitar. Even power chords I can't do, because of the inconsistency of the pressure applied by the pointer finger. Do you have any tips for how I might be able to help this? Example: I can play songs like Bleecker Street by Simon and Garfunkel with complex fretting and picking patterns, I can also easily play every other Hadestown tutorial you've made, but I can't play Wedding Song in the shape you're teaching. My hands just don't do it. When I stretch the ring and pinky fingers to do the hammer-ons, the bottoms of ring+pinky are slightly touching the string below and muting it. When I try to curl my fingers to unmute the string, my pointer finger lifts off slightly and the string starts buzzing. Could it be a problem of grip strength? Hand size? Flexibility? It feels like I am physically incapable of squeezing the neck hard enough, even grunting/straining, squeezing literally as hard as my muscles will squeeze, I just can't do it. Any other long-time/more advanced players who have this problem?

dude, you deserve more subs, thnx

Damn mate. I have been searching YT for covers of TMBTP a bunch of times yet yours never showed up unfortunately. However today the algorithm placed it on my feed and i am so grateful for that coz after listening i immediately saved it to my favorites playlist. Thanks a ton for such beautiful cover, great singing and smooth guitar playing. I enjoyed listening to it just as much as u enjoyed playing... great vibes.

Very nice song about your Dad Jacob! Great vocal and acoustic.....loved it! You are a very talented singer-songwriter! Regards, Steve