Rosemary Lane Tutorial 

Thank you. I love your teaching style.

Hello ; Iike many your covers and conpositions dans le style de Bert Jansch . Sorry for englisc lych is bad . J' ai 76 old et je suis heureux de voir que des gents comme toi font revivre ces musiques fabuleuses avec Jonh Rembourn parfois . Merci infinimant pour cela . Frienly Jean Claude .

This is a brilliant tutorial and spot-on transcription-wise as far as I can tell. With my stubby fingers I am inclined to capo at the 2nd fret to make the A5 chord easier just as BJ does. Thanks Nir. I have subscribed!

Thank you 🙏

This is an excellent tutorial video. Thankyou. I am trying to transcribe this for Baritone ukulele and this video will be a big help.

legend! Thank you so much for this!

Perfect tutorial Nir - thanks a lot

Thank you so much ! I have the TAB for this, but I just could not work out an effective way to play it, but now with your help I might be able to learn.

Hello Nir, I wanted to say how impressed I am. I have been a fan of Bert's for decades. A close friend of mine toured with Bert here in the United States back in the 1980s. And was a good friend of his. I first learned of Bert in the 1970s when I heard his wonderful song, Black Waterslide. Being that I had tried to learn Led Zeppelin's tune, Back Mountain Side and realized early on it was Jimmy Page copying Bert! Right? I researched it back before there were computers sometime in the 80s and found that he had played with Bert as a teenager doing Irish country songs and ballads. It blew me away to find Bert's first or second record and hearing his style of playing. It was beyond my comprehension then, and pretty much now too... LOL! This past week, I was watching some of his old concert videos and interviews and came across the concert series where you were noted. So I researched YOU! And I am glad I have come across your RU-vid channel. I will be now going back in time and learning these songs again..... You made this old guitar player a happy dude, dude! I will be 66 in a week or so. This was a birthday present for me! I think about how tough it was back in 1970 when I would play a record a hundred times trying to hear the notes that were played. Led Zeppelin songs became easy to play. Which Jimmy is an extremely accomplished player. But many of his songs and melodies he did not write, and he took Bert's lessons and I am saddened by the fact that Jimmy did not make sure Bert was noted for the amazing music made with his melodies. Anyway, I will get to know your page over the next weeks and will stay in touch. Maybe my old friend who toured with Bert has some information regarding Bert that you may be interested in. Enjoy the summer, let me know if you get over to New York City area and we will come to see you play and have a chat.

Bravo… Thank you Nir!!

Thanks Nir!

Brilliant!!!

I don't know how to thank you Nir for doing this tutorial beyond saying thank you, so I've bought your fingerstyle course:) I'll start on it after I've learned this wonderful song, which is extremely gripping! Not that long ago I thought that to play anything like Rosemary lane is just a fantasy, but after I finally dared to look at it properly with a guitar and gave it a few hours of practice, I am now able to play the intro and the verse, slowly and sometimes with pauses in 'chord' changes, but I can:) Nothing that many hours of repetition wouldn't fix, but I cannot ignore bar chords anymore😃 It means a huge step up for me to be doing well in learning one of 'Bert's' songs and I have you to thank for that😊

Lovely tone...would you mind letting me know your recording setup? Sounds so pure

Hi, Nir, thanks so much for the tutorial. I'm still working on the intro. One thing that stops me is when I'm playing the first A chord, and the small finger on the 5th fret (the E) mutes the high E string. Any suggestions?