Will Ye Go Lassie Go (Fingerstyle Guitar)

[@paulajelen1351]

My God- that was BEAUTIFUL. My family is from Ireland and I still have family there in County Claire. They would LOVE this the way you play it is enchanting

[@PeakProdns]

Beautiful. This usually goes by the name "Wild Mountain Thyme." One of my favorites.

[@John-Evans]

What a truly beautiful version of the beautiful Scottish song. Lovely guitar arrangement. I would love to see the tab.

[@anthonysaelua2006]

Beautiful!

[@谷口晴生-h4l]

How beautiful.....

[@jpkuhn1]

Most beautiful version I have ever heard !!!

[@pipergy]

Fantastic playing mate!!!!

[@paulahelen3847]

So lovely

[@Tarzan2315]

Lovely playing! Thank you.

[@gortagnan]

Lovely and so nice to try and pick a sweet few extra notes just for pleasure as a learner.
Many thanks for such a rendition of a beautiful song and played that way as well..

[@shaunmcinnis1960]

Just beautiful!

[@jbrowne1702]

thank you for the beautiful sounds! please play more.

[@relaxrecords]

Nice version!
All the best.

[@firstnamelastname-bu1xm]

very skillful playing!

[@nonitov]

Hermosa interpretación de tan bello tema, saludos desde América del Sur

[@ThomasBarryTV]

Hey Dan... have you ever heard of the 'High Kings'? They do a version of this song that is really good... I really like all your arrangement of it.

[@1wiesehoefer1]

very nice

[@John-Evans]

Any chance of seeing the tablature for this? I would love to play it myself.

[@JM_IRE]

If your plucking a d chord do you only pluck the strings you have pressed down ?

[@John-Evans]

It depends. Sometimes the open strings, sometimes the fretted strings, sometimes added strings. Nobody said it would be easy, and it is not. Normally you also play the 5th open A string and the 4th open D string because those notes D and A are notes in the D chord. You can fret the 6th string too at the 2nd fret to play an F sharp note which also occurs in the D chord.

[@530816]

:))

[@gitgeezer]

Ya gotta learn how to smile!