Thanks a lot. It s a piece that s been found on Nicks' real to real home tapes. It s never been recorded in a studio. You can find bootlegs albums where it s featured though. Try to look for "A day gone by" which feature lots of home recording stuff from Nick, including this sketch piece that s been named by fans Far Leys.
I don't know that I've seen a prettier guitar than that. The only one I can think of that comes close is a Lowden that's for sale at my local music store. I desperately want it, but $5k for a guitar right now seems a little irresponsible xD
No unfortunately I don't have the tab. You're correct saying that all tabs are not really accurate. That's why I learnt it by ear, carefully listening to all the little details to reproduce it as close as possible to the original. Many Nick Drake' songs our there don' t really have spot on tabs too, so it's a lot of work to figure them out and play them correctly.
@@Jason_Music Have you heard Work In Progress No. 1 & No. 2 (also known as Brittle Days I & II) before? If not, here is the link to all seven works in progress (including Work In Progress No. 5, Far Leys), th-cam.com/video/EX6ZJDFS-8U/w-d-xo.html. The audio quality could be better--there are other versions of varying quality--but there are almost no covers of either song (especially No. 2 (Brittle Days II)). How Nick made it sound always baffles me, and I would love for you to tackle it!
@@chutemai6819Yes I've heard them before. The first one sounds and has many similar chords as "Things Behind the Sun", the second one probably never became song of his. I have some other Nick Drake song coming up including Things Behind The Sun. It takes quite a lot of time to study the pieces and really reproduce them accurately. But why not add this first sketch while I'm at it.
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Wow, beautiful job, absolutely perfectly played. Best cover of this I've seen on TH-cam.
Thanks a lot. More to come from Nick Drake :)
fantastic performance. made my day
Very nice!
so good! using this video for reference to learn it myself, you play it flawlessly
Thanks ! Hope it helps you out. I tried to be as close as possible from the original version of Nick
Truly excellent. Well done. Alot of practice to get that down so well.
Thanks. A version on my Baritone guitar is coming up soon. It sound great on it.
Bravo Jason !!!
Great Jason
Hey great cover! This is a Nick Drake song that I hadn't come across before, is it on Spotify?
Thanks a lot. It s a piece that s been found on Nicks' real to real home tapes. It s never been recorded in a studio. You can find bootlegs albums where it s featured though. Try to look for "A day gone by" which feature lots of home recording stuff from Nick, including this sketch piece that s been named by fans Far Leys.
Tuning would be great to know. Many thanks :-)
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A little fast but apart from that, astoundingly good.
I don't know that I've seen a prettier guitar than that. The only one I can think of that comes close is a Lowden that's for sale at my local music store. I desperately want it, but $5k for a guitar right now seems a little irresponsible xD
Would you happen to have a tab for this piece? I've found a few tabs, but they aren't nearly as accurate as what you've played here
No unfortunately I don't have the tab. You're correct saying that all tabs are not really accurate. That's why I learnt it by ear, carefully listening to all the little details to reproduce it as close as possible to the original. Many Nick Drake' songs our there don' t really have spot on tabs too, so it's a lot of work to figure them out and play them correctly.
@@Jason_Music Have you heard Work In Progress No. 1 & No. 2 (also known as Brittle Days I & II) before? If not, here is the link to all seven works in progress (including Work In Progress No. 5, Far Leys), th-cam.com/video/EX6ZJDFS-8U/w-d-xo.html. The audio quality could be better--there are other versions of varying quality--but there are almost no covers of either song (especially No. 2 (Brittle Days II)). How Nick made it sound always baffles me, and I would love for you to tackle it!
@@chutemai6819Yes I've heard them before. The first one sounds and has many similar chords as "Things Behind the Sun", the second one probably never became song of his. I have some other Nick Drake song coming up including Things Behind The Sun. It takes quite a lot of time to study the pieces and really reproduce them accurately. But why not add this first sketch while I'm at it.