I've been playing music for over 20 years. I have experience on guitar and bass, performing in multiple settings from living rooms to touring stages. While I no longer make my living purely from gigging, I'm still addicted to music and love playing guitar. I want to use my RU-vid channel as an outlet to lend what knowledge I have about guitar for use by others who are looking for an approachable way to play songs they love.
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You are one of the best guitar teachers on RU-vid. I would like to make a request and I'm not sure how else to make contact. I would love to see a proper tutorial on Lone Pine Hill by Justin Townes Earle. I can't find a single decent lesson. Thank you sir, I appreciate all of your lessons.
Tim, love your tutorials! I have a question? Did you make your guitar case storage shelf? Would love for you to do a tutorial on how you made it. Those things are crazy expensive to buy.
Tim; ever heard of Travis Meadows? Lotsa open C (add9) stuff. He has a huge story to tell. Go check him out if you have time. (Learning how to live alone & It gets better)
Collings way clearer, and projecting more. However, that dark coffee with a splash of milk Martin edgy sound is unique. Depends what you like rather one is better than the other. But what do I know I have a Yamaha FG5, FG730s, APXT2. 😂 But seriously if you can enjoy your playing all good.
Like 99.5% of Dave tunes, so much of the character of this one is in the right hand it’s not even funny. I mean it’s about as complex as twinkle twinkle on the left hand lol. Exaggerating of course - Thank you as always Tim!
Gotta say this is one of the hardest guitar lesson videos I’ve tried to follow. Not a great camera angle with low visibility of the fingering. Talking over a majority of the playing and at a higher or even volume with the guitar. You put up the tab image alongside maybe 5% of the lesson and it seems most of the tabs you put up are missing a note you assumed were obvious. I appreciate the video but man this is gonna take me weeks to figure out and ive already resorted to writing my own tabs in my notebook so I don’t have to go back and reference this if i forget.
Finally decided to tackle this (not strong on picking) and you got me through it. Brilliant song and excellent lesson. Tim, you’re an excellent guitar player but what a teacher! Thanks for what you do
I’d love a lesson on “Purple Gas” by Noelle Hoffman (not the Zach Bryan collab version) But her Western AF video on RU-vid version. The finger style she plays is really nice.