1. I’d love to change the world Ten Years After 2. Wond’ring Aloud Jethro Tull 3. Behind Blue Eyes The Who 4. Photograph Ringo Starr 5. From the Beginning ELP 6. Diary of a Madman Randy Rhodes 7. Nights in White Satin Moody Blues 8. Play with Fire Rolling Stones 9. Girl Beatles 10. Tangerine Led Zeppelin
Thanks... Yep, nothing in the world like classic Jethro Tull. Ian Anderson is such a strong writer. And smartly surrounded himself with great musicians who contributed so much.
1. I’d love to change the world Ten Years After
2. Wond’ring Aloud Jethro Tull
3. Behind Blue Eyes The Who
4. Photograph Ringo Starr
5. From the Beginning ELP
6. Diary of a Madman Randy Rhodes
7. Nights in White Satin Moody Blues
8. Play with Fire Rolling Stones
9. Girl Beatles
10. Tangerine Led Zeppelin
WoW thanks Mec bravo y love good job 👍 ELP perfect 👍 thanks Merci Boucour Québec libres
This is Great . Good one Howard
I’ve already learned quite a few of these from your videos. Can’t thank you enough. Now there’s a few more to work on. Thanks again.
Brilliant! I didn't want it to end, do 10 more! Diary of a Madman
Super
Great stuff and thanks for naming each tune so it makes it easy to find the lessons
Glad you like them!
Great lineup Howard, my favorite anything by the Tull. Once I heard the Benefit album, I was hooked.
Thanks... Yep, nothing in the world like classic Jethro Tull. Ian Anderson is such a strong writer. And smartly surrounded himself with great musicians who contributed so much.
@@247GuitarwithHowardHart I bet you could do a helluva Cry you a song and these youngsters wouldn't know where it came, lol.
4:42 that stretch😳
Do u know how hard it is to pick behind blue eyes, don't be FOOLED Again! This dude can play a guitar.