Paul Davids Are you dutch? Because the accent?? I also took some inspiring moments of you to play the guitar but can you make a tuturial on sweet child o mine??
For my own reference (may be of help to you): 1) Ed Sheeran - I See Fire 1:03 2) Simon and Garfunkel - 59th Street Bridge Song 1:42 3) The Beatles - Blackbird 2:26 4) Fleetwood Mac - Never Going Back Again 3:22 5) John Mayer - Who Says 4:11 6) John Frusciante - Road Trippin' 5:03 7) Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah 5:50 8) Kansas - Dust in the Wind 7:01 9) Passenger - Let Her Go 7:58 10) Tracy Chapman - Fast Car 8:38
Exactly! Somehow I Always loose my self confidence after watching a Paul Davids vid. Esp when the word easy shows up in the title. I play guitar for quite some time but have serious problems with these 'beginners' videos...
@@geertzwager1309 The guy is really good at isolating his thumb from the rest of his fingers, so he players the bass in most of the songs, but if you wanna play the same songs, ignore his thumb. Well, not altogether, just in redundant places.
@@geertzwager1309 You hv to remember the well known guitar players who make videos like Paul Davids are doing it for a living and for a reason. They are among the best! Try to think of it as motivation of what u can aspire to one day be and let these videos encourage you to want to go play your guitar :)
1) Ed Sheeran - I See Fire 1:03 2) Simon and Garfunkel - 59th Street Bridge Song 1:42 3) The Beatles - Blackbird 2:26 4) Fleetwood Mac - Never Going Back Again 3:22 5) John Mayer - Who Says 4:11 6) John Frusciante - Road Trippin' 5:03 7) Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah 5:50 8) Kansas - Dust in the Wind 7:01 9) Passenger - Let Her Go 7:58 10) Tracy Chapman - Fast Car 8:38
I've been playing guitar for 6 years and left it when I started moving city and my teacher died. Eventually you video made me want to start playing again and made me feel like I can still achieve beautiful things and remember his memory. Thanks to you.
I used to be a legendary guitar player in my youth, I could play Wonderwall on repeat. One day my favourite pick went missing, guitar was never the same again for me. Years later, and thoroughly over my troubles, I'm walking down the city streets, I look up and hear a crack and a thud. Breathless, and bleeding on the pavement, I get a glimpse of my killer. My old pick, with a rifle zeroed in on me. This is my last post.
I've played Hallelujah on guitar for years--just a simple version I picked up by ear--but seeing a couple of the things he did here clued me in to how to spice it up a little like Buckley does. Thanks man.
Paul Davids you dsrv much more than 200k subs because you'r so talented and when you play guitare we can see that u worked à lot and that u love this amazing instrument 👌👌👍
Hallelujah was literally the one that had inspired me to get my Taylor down from the attic and start playing again... two young kids. Been a harsh few years but music literally feeds my soul and I can feel myself vanishing without it
i love this guy - so talented and inspiring; he really motivates me to perfect any given song no matter how long it takes. And what a nice guy, right? This is the amazing side of youtube - content that increases your knowledge of the instrument and your dedication to honing your skill. Thank you, Paul!
Excellent choices for beginners, I remember playing Dust in the wind, Fast car and Road trippin' and absolutely loving their feel. Also, my recommendation is to try playing Tears in heaven and Bard's song... they felt really difficult when I started, but improved my playing immensly and felt really satisfying to conquer! Great video, keep up the good work!
Song 10. Is a song I will never forget how to play. I first heard Fast Car in the basement of my house with my father when I was just 12 years old. I’ve been playing for a little over 4 years now but I wouldn’t learn it because the lyrics would actually make me cry lol. I’m 16 and that is still one of my favorite songs to play!
I'm gonna throw 3 libras by a perfect circle into the mix. You can do some really dynamic things with it, add slaps, vary the picking pattern. It's so fun.
Haven't played for while. Now, in the mid- 30s, I've decided to practice more and improve my skills. I truly enjoy your videos, they're inspiring. Thanks.
I stopped using plastic picks, maybe 10 years ago when I switched to bone picks. I have about a dozen and I look after them. The great thing with them, aside from the bright tone they give, is that when the tip is worn you can re-shape it with a dremel tool. I haven't bought a pick in ages!
I just started to learn guitar and I must say: This channel is the best, that happened to me in that case. I send all my loving to you, Paul, for having this calm charming way of introducing me into all the basics and secrets of this instrument!
I started playing 4 different picking patterns up and down whenever i was watching tv, and after a month i was almost fluent on the picking! I would highly recomend this if you want to get better at picking!
i've had the same pick since 2015 which i got from my friend after buying a ukulele. bought a guitar back in august and still use the same pick. but i'll admit, sometimes i put it down and then have to look for it for 10 minutes
Would you ever consider tutorialling the John Mayer slap/flick from stop this train? Know you've talked about it before. Anyway, thanks for the ideas! Can't wait to learn some of these
thank u Bumchong Kim 1) Ed Sheeran - I See Fire 1:03 2) Simon and Garfunkel - 59th Street Bridge Song 1:42 3) The Beatles - Blackbird 2:26 4) Fleetwood Mac - Never Going Back Again 3:22 5) John Mayer - Who Says 4:11 6) John Frusciante - Road Trippin' 5:03 7) Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah 5:50 8) Kansas - Dust in the Wind 7:01 9) Passenger - Let Her Go 7:58 10) Tracy Chapman - Fast Car 8:38
Dani these are pop songs as in they are popular. Until more recently pop just meant popular and wasn't a genre like it is now. So when most of these were written they would have probably been considered pop.
Paul, amazing guitar work, Never Going Back and The 59th Street Bridge song were amazing, if you do another top 10 acoustic songs, any chance of putting Time In a Bottle in it by Jim Croce, such an amazing piece of guitar work. Keep it up Rik
Great work Paul! You've really inspired me to get more into playing guitar again. I have a question about Patreon. I've never used it before so I was wondering, if I sign up for the monthly access but change my mind in a few months, can I cancel it whenever? Anyway, thanks for the great content and inspiration! Keep up the good work!
Fingerstyle is such an expressive technic. I think that jeff buckley ´s arragements of the guitar progression of hallelujah is one of the most vibrant guitare part ever. I can see colors in these notes. I can remember things that I never lived. It is water and light in music! Superb execution by the way 👍
You're really awesome, sir. Big fan. I let the ads play (even the ones in the middle) and I truly hope you are getting paid for my heartbeats. Keep going regardless, we're out here!
Paul man you are the complete evidence of why the guitar is the best instrument of all time. I love the fact that you play all types of songs, you don't have the slightest bit of hipster 'I only play certain songs' about you, you play any song you want and for that you have my upmost respect. Favourite guitar players ever - - Jack White - John Frusciante - Paul D. Love you man
"Never going back again" Lindsay does play it like you did, but it can be done so much easier by tuning E and A down to C and G. Much more fun to play it without the endless bars.
Pedro Henrique R. M. Romeo and juliet is brilliant and quite hard. He has the tastiest fingerpicking style I have ever heard. There's a video of him explain how he "dropped the pick". Also Bert Janch is a very interesting fingerpicking man. Jimmy Page took a lot of inspiration (a bit too much even). I think Blackwater Side is the best of his and there are good old videos of that too.
Wow, I’ve been teaching myself fingerstyle guitar for just a few months (with some carryover skill from ukulele, don’t worry) and the four songs I’ve learned are all in this video. That’s a pretty great coincidence I think.
i ordered two hundred guitar picks of each size that i use and i thought i wouldn't freak out when i lost a pick by buying so many. but it turns out i have attachment issues. may you rest in peace .71 red fender pick. you've always been my favorite
I absolutely love metal but when I started to teach myself guitar I realised I instinctively love fingerpicking style. Really like playing Spanish Guitar too. I'm a gypsy and I didn't know it!
Part TWO is here! th-cam.com/video/JYGF0KsVw5k/w-d-xo.html
hello from russian youtube!
Can u say name of the first song?
I See Fire
Ed Sheeran
Paul Davids Are you dutch?
Because the accent??
I also took some inspiring moments of you to play the guitar but can you make a tuturial on sweet child o mine??
Hey Paul, check out a guy named Monte Montgomery. He's a GOD.
Please tell me where I can buy that jacket.
bro I lost 14 picks in my whole life and found them all in this quarantine
Lol😂
Those are rookie numbers
Hahaha I lost so many I've lost count 😂😂😂
😂😂😂🤣🤣
Only 14? But nonetheless I felt that
For my own reference (may be of help to you):
1) Ed Sheeran - I See Fire 1:03
2) Simon and Garfunkel - 59th Street Bridge Song 1:42
3) The Beatles - Blackbird 2:26
4) Fleetwood Mac - Never Going Back Again 3:22
5) John Mayer - Who Says 4:11
6) John Frusciante - Road Trippin' 5:03
7) Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah 5:50
8) Kansas - Dust in the Wind 7:01
9) Passenger - Let Her Go 7:58
10) Tracy Chapman - Fast Car 8:38
Thankyou!!!
Thanks Man
Thank you so much💛
Thank you
Thank you buddy :)
me a fingerstyle guitarist: Ha you fools. I don't use picks. So I have nothing to lo- what the.... where is my capo?
@wingsandstrings wdym?
i have both problems fuck
wingsandstrings go buy another brain
Bass rocks harder than guitars!!
Shit where’s my guitar
Guitarists: “oh no I lost my picks I’m screwed what am I gonna do?!!”
Me who lost my guitar: well shit
Can relate.
Lmfao
Lmfao, how? 😂
How
Use your fingers. Also i have your guitar
You're so smooth and skilled at fingerpicking it's almost like you're playing in cursive. Good work dude! I liked this a lot.
Playing in cursive...I like that
@@jasonslagle6217 When you write in cursive you don't even hardly remove pen from paper while you're writing and I got that vibe here.
I would feel like a pussy if I played with a pick
Everytime I watch your videos, I think guitar playing is easy, then I grab mine...
After 30 minutes I put it down and I cry.
Exactly! Somehow I Always loose my self confidence after watching a Paul Davids vid. Esp when the word easy shows up in the title. I play guitar for quite some time but have serious problems with these 'beginners' videos...
@@geertzwager1309 The guy is really good at isolating his thumb from the rest of his fingers, so he players the bass in most of the songs, but if you wanna play the same songs, ignore his thumb. Well, not altogether, just in redundant places.
@@geertzwager1309 You hv to remember the well known guitar players who make videos like Paul Davids are doing it for a living and for a reason. They are among the best! Try to think of it as motivation of what u can aspire to one day be and let these videos encourage you to want to go play your guitar :)
yup..i hear ya
I couldn't agree more 😢
1) Ed Sheeran - I See Fire 1:03
2) Simon and Garfunkel - 59th Street Bridge Song 1:42
3) The Beatles - Blackbird 2:26
4) Fleetwood Mac - Never Going Back Again 3:22
5) John Mayer - Who Says 4:11
6) John Frusciante - Road Trippin' 5:03
7) Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah 5:50
8) Kansas - Dust in the Wind 7:01
9) Passenger - Let Her Go 7:58
10) Tracy Chapman - Fast Car 8:38
I heard icy fire instead of I see fire
Thank you!
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legend
He already posted the chapters in the video description
I've been playing guitar for 6 years and left it when I started moving city and my teacher died.
Eventually you video made me want to start playing again and made me feel like I can still achieve beautiful things and remember his memory.
Thanks to you.
I used to be a legendary guitar player in my youth, I could play Wonderwall on repeat. One day my favourite pick went missing, guitar was never the same again for me.
Years later, and thoroughly over my troubles, I'm walking down the city streets, I look up and hear a crack and a thud. Breathless, and bleeding on the pavement, I get a glimpse of my killer.
My old pick, with a rifle zeroed in on me.
This is my last post.
Damn
fucccckkkkkk that escalated
'Your lie in april'
Just watch dis anime and youll know
Superstition is all mental and can hurt
f
I've played Hallelujah on guitar for years--just a simple version I picked up by ear--but seeing a couple of the things he did here clued me in to how to spice it up a little like Buckley does. Thanks man.
Almost 200K subscribers... this is CRAZY!!! Thanks everyone, you are amazing :)
Paul, you're amazing. your content really helps us.
love from india ❤
Paul Davids No no no, YOU'RE AMAZING!!!
Paul Davids you dsrv much more than 200k subs because you'r so talented and when you play guitare we can see that u worked à lot and that u love this amazing instrument 👌👌👍
Paul Davids Lekker bezig!
Its because you are a great player and are authentic. You have helped my guitar playing immensely. Thanks!
Please make a video of you just playing. Nothing else. Cause you're so good and it's relxing
Call of Duty or Battlefront?
Paul Davids cod please
Paul Davids battlefront
@paul davids STOP TROLLING YOU KNOW WHAT WE MEAN UR A PRO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111111111111
yes.. so relxing
This guy looks like a musical connor mcgregor
same opinion
Lukas Cho i was just thinking the same thing!!
Lukas Cho His beard look like Lionel Messi's.
dey are same ting
Lukas Cho they look and sound nothing alike just both have facial hair and same skin color lol
Wow, Hallelujah sounded amazing! The telecaster tone sounds fantastic, i loved it!!
Hallelujah was literally the one that had inspired me to get my Taylor down from the attic and start playing again... two young kids. Been a harsh few years but music literally feeds my soul and I can feel myself vanishing without it
You're the reason I started to play guitar again. I have learned so much these last 6 months. Thank you Paul :)
Amazing... And playing just keeps getting more and more fun! Keep on going :)
valtteri niemelä do you only learn songs? i dont know what to do but learning songs xd
valtteri niemelä how do u practice? especially when it comes to chords
His little intro at the beginning was like asmr lmao
Patrick Moore look it in google
Patrick Moore Anime sexy moaning raid
intro at the beginning? hmm
don't knock it till you've tried it?
KloniaX hahahahahaha
he is the Bob Ross of guitar.....
LMAO
Ink Tim
Which makes him great, there's nobody better than Bob Ross at pallet knife landscape portraits!!!
He needs a perm to be Ross.
Michael Lucelli is bob ross of guitar.
dude you are right holy shit
Love it how he's closing his eyes on 07:30 but only for a moment and the moment's gone
i love this guy - so talented and inspiring; he really motivates me to perfect any given song no matter how long it takes. And what a nice guy, right? This is the amazing side of youtube - content that increases your knowledge of the instrument and your dedication to honing your skill. Thank you, Paul!
Excellent choices for beginners, I remember playing Dust in the wind, Fast car and Road trippin' and absolutely loving their feel. Also, my recommendation is to try playing Tears in heaven and Bard's song... they felt really difficult when I started, but improved my playing immensly and felt really satisfying to conquer! Great video, keep up the good work!
meet Connor McGuitar
Okay, James Norwegium.
Hahahahaha underrated comment
I was just about to comment how he looks like him
Aowkwkawk
Hands down the best guitar channel in TH-cam. Greetings!
Leandro Cappella fabio lima still better
Leandro Cappella
Music is Win is easily the best
rick graham
sungha jung
Leandro Cappella do not forget rob scallon
Song 10. Is a song I will never forget how to play. I first heard Fast Car in the basement of my house with my father when I was just 12 years old. I’ve been playing for a little over 4 years now but I wouldn’t learn it because the lyrics would actually make me cry lol. I’m 16 and that is still one of my favorite songs to play!
The way you explain everything makes everything sound so simple
John Mayer never fails, good as always
Was hoping Big Love - Fleetwood Mac would be on here, but these were all great none-the-less. Keep up the great work! And thanks for all the videos!
i swear to god whenever i actually need my capo i can never find it, smh
i fucking know right ;-;
Put it on your HEADSTOCK THE THINGS WITH TUNNERS
I have to keep three around for the same reason.
John Glenn put it on your headstock or in your guitar case
Have it on your head
just love the way you talk, like you are out of this world, somewhere peaceful and relaxing
I'm gonna throw 3 libras by a perfect circle into the mix. You can do some really dynamic things with it, add slaps, vary the picking pattern. It's so fun.
I haven't lost any pick in my whole life, because I play only fingerstyle :D
Cejot z Sa Nandreas same
you can lose your finger tho
Dhcf Flyinh BOOOOOOM
Lh9901 Wow that's deep
Cejot z Sa Nandreas i was about to type bullshit but then i read the rest of the comment
Thank you! you seem like a really genuine person, i love your style :D
that guitar sounds so incredible
The Hallelujah cover was............................... I don't have any words for it, just a melted heart.
Haven't played for while. Now, in the mid- 30s, I've decided to practice more and improve my skills. I truly enjoy your videos, they're inspiring. Thanks.
More Than Words by Extreme is also such a beautiful fingerstyle song. It was the first one I've learnt! Still love so much to play It
MAAAAAN! This Collings guitar plays a main role in my dreams now, sounds incredible.
Hahahaha I thought I was the only one
I was wondering what make it was - thank you! Must have… even though I will never sound like him…
That Fleetwood Mac song at 3:35 is so beautiful!
I stopped using plastic picks, maybe 10 years ago when I switched to bone picks. I have about a dozen and I look after them. The great thing with them, aside from the bright tone they give, is that when the tip is worn you can re-shape it with a dremel tool. I haven't bought a pick in ages!
Feeling Groovy, Blackbird and Never Going Back Again and Road Trippin'. Four of my favourite songs!
I just started to learn guitar and I must say:
This channel is the best, that happened to me in that case.
I send all my loving to you, Paul, for having this calm charming way of introducing me into all the basics and secrets of this instrument!
Paul: “From easy-ish to hard”
Me: okay, awesome.
Paul: #1 *plays *
Me: I’m in danger
All great songs ..this vid motivates my to take up regular practice again! Thanks
Bro it’s crazy I was just trying to think of what fingerstyle song to learn next and the first thing that popped up in my TH-cam recommended was this
Dust in the wind is the first song I teach all of my students because it’s such a great practice song for good form.
7:58
"We have Lerergo by Passenger"
Me: I never heard a song called Lerergo by Passenger.
*The song starts playing*
Me: Oh!
At first I thought he was trying to say Intacto
I was the same!
its let her go by passenger
Lerergo
Lericho
Not only are your guitar skills very good, you also have very good English.
You also have a great speaking voice
Can do Edward Norton vocal impression
All good with eng subtitles in 0:15? ^^
Lmao😂😂
I saw that too
Whoever did the subs... lmao
what the actual hell
That telecaster is just incredible... Color is insane! love it!
I started playing 4 different picking patterns up and down whenever i was watching tv, and after a month i was almost fluent on the picking! I would highly recomend this if you want to get better at picking!
Alright, I feel like people aren't asking the *really* important questions.
How do you trim your beard?
Otto Tutzauer he watches alpha m videos
Mona Liftza Oh God, no.
the guitar strkngs vibrate them hair into the right shape
Get a beard Trimmer
Mona Liftza no! Just no!
And what about "babe i'm gonna leave you" from Led Zepplin???
Barlock or going to california
Jimmy Page or That's the way? or Bron-Yr-Aur or The battle of Evermore
Dust In the Wind
Never going back again is one difficult song to master.
Any tab for it?
@@scottpull12 th-cam.com/video/cl4sDGpR83Q/w-d-xo.html here's the lesson and you can also find tabs on his website.
Working on this piece at the moment. Thank you for exanding on the underlying chords.
i've had the same pick since 2015 which i got from my friend after buying a ukulele. bought a guitar back in august and still use the same pick. but i'll admit, sometimes i put it down and then have to look for it for 10 minutes
I'm surprised you didn't say Landslide by Fleetwood Mac, that definitely needs to be in part 2
Lindsey Buckingham is one of the best fingerpicking guitarists alive. Part 2 could easily be all Fleetwood Mac songs.
go insane by lindsey is my favourite
Would you ever consider tutorialling the John Mayer slap/flick from stop this train? Know you've talked about it before. Anyway, thanks for the ideas! Can't wait to learn some of these
Merritt Hicks Yes, I will be doing such a tutorial. Don't know when, but I will do it!
Thanks!!
Paul Davids neon! Neon!
Merritt Hicks I just started learning this song yesterday, and I can confirm: it's hard
He gives a brief explanation of the technique in his "Last Christmas" tutorial
I'll be practicing everyday after school. I am determined to master every song on here before school ends.
updates?
Gil Mann in the hospital had to get fingers amputated
@@gilmann1536 he's probably dead
Legend has it he still practicing blackbird
thank u Bumchong Kim
1) Ed Sheeran - I See Fire 1:03
2) Simon and Garfunkel - 59th Street Bridge Song 1:42
3) The Beatles - Blackbird 2:26
4) Fleetwood Mac - Never Going Back Again 3:22
5) John Mayer - Who Says 4:11
6) John Frusciante - Road Trippin' 5:03
7) Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah 5:50
8) Kansas - Dust in the Wind 7:01
9) Passenger - Let Her Go 7:58
10) Tracy Chapman - Fast Car 8:38
I'm a relative beginner (like 2 months) and just "finished" learning blackbird. One if my faves so I'll try these fingerstyles out too!
Have you ever heard passenger's "and I love her"? It's my favorite fingerstyle song.
That one is amazing! I always use it as my fingerstyle warmup
1:15 i need tabs of this amazing fingerstyle ohly shiiiiiiaaat
Macro Pollos i also
I know I'm late but, th-cam.com/video/Paea2UJi8E0/w-d-xo.html is a good tutorial by let's play guitar
I just started, I'm going to have blisters on my fingers lol
Dust in the wind... omg, its my first fingerstyle song ive learn... so many hours, but sound so perfect when every notes are well sync 😍
I could hear the "Ripple" motive in the first minute. A great track is always on my iTunes playlist.
''pop songs'',
anyway Paul, can you (or did you) make a guitar exercise video for you fretting hand
and by that i mean switching chords fast as fuck
oh and btw your recording equipment is high quality, sounds really a u t h e n t i c
Dani these are pop songs as in they are popular. Until more recently pop just meant popular and wasn't a genre like it is now. So when most of these were written they would have probably been considered pop.
Dani A technique I always use is to shape the lower notes first, then the higher notes. From the bottom to the top.
You do it till it’s easy
Paul, amazing guitar work, Never Going Back and The 59th Street Bridge song were amazing, if you do another top 10 acoustic songs, any chance of putting Time In a Bottle in it by Jim Croce, such an amazing piece of guitar work.
Keep it up
Rik
Great work Paul! You've really inspired me to get more into playing guitar again.
I have a question about Patreon. I've never used it before so I was wondering, if I sign up for the monthly access but change my mind in a few months, can I cancel it whenever?
Anyway, thanks for the great content and inspiration! Keep up the good work!
Total90 yes. you can pull out when you please
iluvcornflakes cool! Thanks for the response, much appreciated 😁
That telecaster tone is always so soulful
That FWM song is so beautiful
Flawless playing! Makes me want to chop my fingers off 😂
Amazing video! Did you complete each song in one take, or did you have to try any of them more than once?
Fingerstyle is such an expressive technic. I think that jeff buckley ´s arragements of the guitar progression of hallelujah is one of the most vibrant guitare part ever. I can see colors in these notes. I can remember things that I never lived. It is water and light in music! Superb execution by the way 👍
I like the way you do and say everything in your channel, this is almost ideal.
can u do a lift of drop D guitar rifts? love your videos by the way
+Michael McWatters #4 of this list is in Drop-D 😎
oh cheers thanks
Hey Paul! I LOVE this version of Halleluah. Will the tabs be available if I join your patreon?
“How many picks have you lost in your lifetime?” me: “all of ‘em”
This is the only correct answer!
You're really awesome, sir. Big fan. I let the ads play (even the ones in the middle) and I truly hope you are getting paid for my heartbeats. Keep going regardless, we're out here!
Paul man you are the complete evidence of why the guitar is the best instrument of all time. I love the fact that you play all types of songs, you don't have the slightest bit of hipster 'I only play certain songs' about you, you play any song you want and for that you have my upmost respect.
Favourite guitar players ever -
- Jack White
- John Frusciante
- Paul D.
Love you man
ok ppl, put the captions on and look at this 0:15
Dont know what I was expecting but it wasnt that😂😂
There's no caption available...
lets just say i bought 16 pics 3 days ago ... i can now find 2
Can I please ask where did you get your jacket? It's beautiful
I can't find anything like it, which is sad because I want one :(
From the potato
Ask about the damn beard!
I love how clean you play and great camera angles for learning too.. doc watson chet akins............LES PAUL!.... ❤️
I haven't lost a pick in years. I started playing classical 10 years ago. Nylon rules!!! I'm going to add some of these to my repertoire. Thank you!
I've already mastered Dust in the wind that means I'm a pro...😂
Adrian X i thought dust in the wind was considered easy
It is easy. The finger picking pattern is the same through the whole song
Adrian X ya exactly
is it hard for you?
Adrian X no, it was really easy to learn. all you had to do was learn the picking patter.
I tend to go for songs I can sing lead along to the guitar...
your a huge john mayer fan arent you very similiar playing style
"Never going back again" Lindsay does play it like you did, but it can be done so much easier by tuning E and A down to C and G. Much more fun to play it without the endless bars.
Thank you for giving me back my passion for guitarplaying!
I really like Ed Sheeran and i knew I see fire would be on this list.
"Probably 2 since the beginning of this video" 😂😂😂
Great video! Greetings from Brazil.
I was expecting More than words, and Mark Knopfler songs, would be more fun, haha.
Pedro Henrique R. M. Romeo and juliet is brilliant and quite hard. He has the tastiest fingerpicking style I have ever heard. There's a video of him explain how he "dropped the pick". Also Bert Janch is a very interesting fingerpicking man. Jimmy Page took a lot of inspiration (a bit too much even). I think Blackwater Side is the best of his and there are good old videos of that too.
Wow, I’ve been teaching myself fingerstyle guitar for just a few months (with some carryover skill from ukulele, don’t worry) and the four songs I’ve learned are all in this video. That’s a pretty great coincidence I think.
i ordered two hundred guitar picks of each size that i use and i thought i wouldn't freak out when i lost a pick by buying so many. but it turns out i have attachment issues. may you rest in peace .71 red fender pick. you've always been my favorite
I can't play guitar with a pick; it seems to me too psycologically heavy.
I also struggle with using a pick
yea same
In my whole life? 1...
that I can remember. that was about 15 minutes ago.
A 12 year old kid: I lost 7 picks on the road, 19 at home, and 5 at my teacher's place. I am left with 59 in my drawer.
Check the wrapper - there are 10 still there
@@johndee3066 thanks bro, but I found only 1
I absolutely love metal but when I started to teach myself guitar I realised I instinctively love fingerpicking style. Really like playing Spanish Guitar too. I'm a gypsy and I didn't know it!
metal is spanish guitar with distortion ! i love both styles too.
Subscribing for a lot of reasons, the main one being accomplishing that tone on “Hallelujah.” 🙌