Hi Barry Thanks for posting these classic songs. You have a wonderful teaching style. I like the sound of your Taylor guitar and vouce on these tunes. Beautiful and helpful! Keep em coming!
As an older beginner/intermediate student, I appreciate your teaching style. Thanks for helping enlighten me with the switch from chords to scales but timing being most important. Thanks for freestyling, the lightbulb did really just go off. I look forward to more of your videos. Cheers from SE Oklahoma.
You have a nice distinctive voice with good timing and delivery. I can't say I like the crispy sound of the Taylor guitars though. I like a more warm woody sound.
Thank you so much for your kind comments and for watching the video. I appreciate it. Perhaps my guitar will get warmer as it gets older. Thanks, again.
Wood bridge pins help some expensive/quality guitars continue to have plastic pins. I added bone pins and it was a big NO, switched to wood and it became “more woody and earthy” just my experimenting.
Thank you for checking out the video and for your comment - much appreciated. I have a mic on it and I also go direct - as far as recording it (thus, I'm mixing two recordings of it). I also do have compression and EQ on it but I did not put on any reverb. That's a quick summary. I will say that the guitar itself, though, is terrific.
Think it's a Taylor GS mini. I hope so because I bought one on ebay yesterday and I'm collecting on Thursday. Paid £360 and it looks in great like new condition. Wish me luck.
Actually, you'd be the first. However, I'll take that as a complement as he was very good. Thank you and thanks for watching the video - I appreciate it.
I listened to it, again. If you're talking about the second line where I play an extra note - fair enough. Thanks for watching and for your comment. Much appreciated.
Thank you for watching. This video is intended for beginner to intermediate. I'm sorry if you didn't find it helpful but thanks for watching - I do appreciate that.
