Even though I can’t play this song no matter how hard I try, I do know that this is a fantastic lesson in more ways than one. Thank you for sharing this with us all. 🙏 🙌
I only have one thing to say... Subscribed... This is an awesome lesson for an awesome song... And a new arrow in my quiver... Ok... Two things. I'm excited to smooth out this song and play it for my friends. Shoot... Three things...
I get that Darin’s version was a monster hit but Dave Van Ronk’s version gets to the heart of it. His guitar arrangement would also make a nice lesson.
Great song and excellent lesson, thanks. Note that the chord charts for the F#m7 in verses 1 and 2 are wrong in my printed edition of AG. The video is correct though!
Here are some Fingerstyle blues lessons you can check out: acousticguitar.com/add-some-swing-to-your-fingerstyle-blues-with-walking-bass-lines/, acousticguitar.com/video-lesson-fingerpicking-on-the-blues-in-c-major/, acousticguitar.com/12-ways-to-play-better-blues-guitar-lesson-1-syncopation/
The guitar was made by Bay Area luthier Mario DeSio The top of the guitar comes from a recycled 100-year-old upright piano’s soundboard. Tani told us that he “likes the idea that this piece of wood already had like a billion notes played through it before it ever became a guitar.”
Love the series! What a great idea.
That was good. We need more like that. 👍
What a great lesson.
Music history lesson with a guitar lesson in addition. Thanks!
Very nice. Thank You. 👍👍. 🎸🎶. 🇺🇸
Awesome! One of the greatest songs of all time, and a truly wonderful pleasure to sing and play.
This is great! Thank you so much.
One of my favorite songs by one of my favorite singers. Thanks. I am going to do it in a bluegrass meetup.
Even though I can’t play this song no matter how hard I try, I do know that this is a fantastic lesson in more ways than one. Thank you for sharing this with us all. 🙏 🙌
I only have one thing to say... Subscribed...
This is an awesome lesson for an awesome song... And a new arrow in my quiver... Ok... Two things.
I'm excited to smooth out this song and play it for my friends. Shoot... Three things...
Awesome lesson!
Wie ich das erste mahl den Song gehört habe war ich schon gleich verliebt in den Song !
That was so good! Thank you!
Follow along with the TAB and notation here: acousticguitar.com/a-fun-guitar-arrangement-inspired-by-bobby-darins-swinging-cover-of-mack-the-knife
Very cool!
Vielen danke. Wirklich.
Interesting how the F6 bar chord is so close to a D minor and also Bb major seventh in its fingering.
I get that Darin’s version was a monster hit but Dave Van Ronk’s version gets to the heart of it. His guitar arrangement would also make a nice lesson.
Great song and excellent lesson, thanks. Note that the chord charts for the F#m7 in verses 1 and 2 are wrong in my printed edition of AG. The video is correct though!
Wonderful! "Sunny" by Bobby Hebb can be approached this way too, no? This video was very well taught and instructive, thank you very much
Please upload a fingerstyle blues lesson
Here are some Fingerstyle blues lessons you can check out: acousticguitar.com/add-some-swing-to-your-fingerstyle-blues-with-walking-bass-lines/, acousticguitar.com/video-lesson-fingerpicking-on-the-blues-in-c-major/, acousticguitar.com/12-ways-to-play-better-blues-guitar-lesson-1-syncopation/
Makes you appreciate how good Robbie Williams is......
What brand of guitar is he using? Looks like a Gibson, but the logo on the head stock is not a Gibson logo.
The guitar was made by Bay Area luthier Mario DeSio The top of the guitar comes from a recycled 100-year-old upright piano’s soundboard. Tani told us that he “likes the idea that this piece of wood already had like a billion notes played through it before it ever became a guitar.”
@@AcousticGuitarMag Thank you! That is an interesting guitar with great sound. 🙂