Truly enjoyed the lesson. Thank you for your hard work(I know it's not easy) putting all this together for all your students to learn and enjoy. You've got a knack for simplifying and explaining complex riffs. . . My hat's off to you, sir! Also, I absolutely, love the kitty!
Greeting from Las Vegas, Ivor, thanks for these GC lessons, you have the perfect quiet encouraging way of teaching guitar. Always wanted to play this lead break since childhood and you helped make it possible. Cheers.
What a true and accurate lesson this is. A true gent for displaying ths transcript to such a beautiful song.Thank you Sir.Regards Whittie a struggling Chesterfield Busker.
Fantastic tutorial Ivor, I found this Glen Campbell legend solo a few weeks ago and was blown away with his solo, being too lazy to work it out I made my own version up, your tutorial is so easy to follow I've ditched my solo and replaced it with yours, is this style called chicken picking
Hi Seanmac. Thank you for your feedback. I'm glad you found my lesson helpful. I wouldn't call this chicken picking myself as he's playing it all with his pick rather than a mixture of pick and fingers. There's none the telltale 'cluck' sound going on either. I'd say it was just an extremely fast country style solo. Just my opinion. Ivor
Sir I am a proud owner of a Taylor acoustic. The model is a Builders Edition K14ce. I am intrigued to know what are them 2 items on the 16th fret of your guitar for. I am braking down your lessons on the Glen Camble song and it's coming together slowly with much appreciation to your goodself.
Hi Ian. My guitar is a Taylor 'Big Baby' and is designed/fitted with a bolt-on neck by Taylor. The items on the 16th fret are the fixings that secure the neck to the body.. Glad you are finding my Glen Campbell lesson helpful. Stay safe and well. Ivor
Hi Howard. Thank you for your comment. Still using the same camera with built-in mic to record my lessons so not sure why my voice sounds more bassy. Ivor
Excellent mate , thankyou.
Hi Miguel. Glad you enjoyed my lesson. Thank you for your feedback. Ivor
Hi Ivor, I just wanted to let you know that you are a fantastic teacher you have made this very easy and fun to follow. Thank you very much!!!
Hi Lulu, Thank you for your feedback, I'm glad you found my lesson helpful. Ivor
GREAT JOB TEACHING THANKS CHAP
Hi William. Glad you enjoyed my lesson. Thank you for your feedback. Ivor
Truly enjoyed the lesson. Thank you for your hard work(I know it's not easy) putting all this together for all your students to learn and enjoy. You've got a knack for simplifying and explaining complex riffs. . . My hat's off to you, sir! Also, I absolutely, love the kitty!
Hi Jo Ho. Glad you enjoyed my lesson. Thanks for your feedback. Ivor and his cat
Greeting from Las Vegas, Ivor, thanks for these GC lessons, you have the perfect quiet encouraging way of teaching guitar. Always wanted to play this lead break since childhood and you helped make it possible. Cheers.
Hi Keith. Thank you for your kind comment. Glad you found my lesson helpful for this tricky solo. Thanks for your feedback. Ivor
What a true and accurate lesson this is. A true gent for displaying ths transcript to such a beautiful song.Thank you Sir.Regards Whittie a struggling Chesterfield Busker.
Hi Ian. Thank you for your kind comment. I'm glad that you found my lesson helpful. Keep safe and well. Ivor
@@ivorsorefingers Hey thank you. Brill namppeby the way.
Clear and precise, a big help cheers.
Hi gabby early, Thank you for your feedback. I am glad you found my lesson helpful. Ivor
your video is great!!!🙂
Thank you for your kind comment. Great to hear that you found my lesson helpful. Ivor
Thanks!
Hi njsel. Thank you for your 'Super Thanks' donation which is much appreciated. Glad to hear that you found my lesson helpful. Ivor
Great lessons Ivor! 👍🏽
Hi Ron. Thank you for your feedback. I'm happy to hear that you found my lessons helpful. Ivor
Great lesson Ivor, thank you!
Hi Lachasseigne Eric. Thank you for your feedback. I'm glad that you found my lesson helpful. Ivor
Fantastic tutorial Ivor, I found this Glen Campbell legend solo a few weeks ago and was blown away with his solo, being too lazy to work it out I made my own version up, your tutorial is so easy to follow I've ditched my solo and replaced it with yours, is this style called chicken picking
Hi Seanmac. Thank you for your feedback. I'm glad you found my lesson helpful. I wouldn't call this chicken picking myself as he's playing it all with his pick rather than a mixture of pick and fingers. There's none the telltale 'cluck' sound going on either. I'd say it was just an extremely fast country style solo. Just my opinion. Ivor
Sir I am a proud owner of a Taylor acoustic. The model is a Builders Edition K14ce. I am intrigued to know what are them 2 items on the 16th fret of your guitar for. I am braking down your lessons on the Glen Camble song and it's coming together slowly with much appreciation to your goodself.
Hi Ian. My guitar is a Taylor 'Big Baby' and is designed/fitted with a bolt-on neck by Taylor. The items on the 16th fret are the fixings that secure the neck to the body.. Glad you are finding my Glen Campbell lesson helpful. Stay safe and well. Ivor
Your voice sounds more bassy have you got a new mic,? Still a great lesson by the way.
Hi Howard. Thank you for your comment. Still using the same camera with built-in mic to record my lessons so not sure why my voice sounds more bassy. Ivor