Windy and Warm, taught by Dave Morgan part 1 

Good luck mate :)

Flatpicker, I am glad that it helped you out. Thank you for the kind words!

Guitarra Channel Thank you, Guitarra Channel! I am glad that the vid works for you. The more that you block the phrases the easier it becomes, in other words, form the chord and attempt to move your left or, fret hand as little as possible and it will make the phrases come smoother and faster for you. Good luck with it and please let me know how it turns out. Incidentally, part three is probably the most difficult section of the song. Once again, thank you, for your kind words! Dave M.

+crushercowley You are more than welcome and I am glad that you enjoyed! Best of luck with the the song--it is great fun to play! Dave

Rand Thor Randy, thank you, for your kind words. Let me know how the piece goes for you. Dave Morgan

My pleasure footnotedrummer. I am glad that you enjoyed it. Dave M.

Tom Adams you are more than welcome Tom, I am glad that they make it easier for you! Dave Morgan

+woodbutcherjc Many thank's for your kind words. Let me know how the tune is going for you!

Ken Orlob Ken, thank you, for your kind words. Please, let me know how the piece progresses for you. Best regards, Dave Morgan

Incognitus Maximus, my pleasure! Good luck with the song! Dave M.

bluegrassmovie12, I appreciate the nod for the video--thanks for the good words! Dave M.

TonApp As, good luck with this one, it is a great song. Let me know how it turns out for you. Dave

Dave Morgan Fantastic playing. I play upside down(imagine pinky for bass), but this is surprisingly not that difficult, atleast the intro, at part 3 i'm lost so far, but I'm getting there.

***** Thank you, Randy! I had a close friend that played upside down. He was a tremendous jazz man. With reference to part 3--it is a difficult section that I borrowed from a Doc Watson arrangement. Good luck with it and let me know how it turns out. Dave M.

Gabriel Meneses, thank you, for the kind word!

My pleasure Tony!

Daniël Baay I am glad that it worked for you, Daniel! Dave Morgan

Rarebird67, thank you!

+meangreen4321 I still upon times use the metronome at times for scales or, chord scales. It is great that you have learned all of the parts. The song is a complete joy to play. I am also glad that the video worked-out for you! Keep in touch as you can. Cheers, Dave

+Phil Burns Thank you, Phil. I really appreciate the positive nod, Dave.

Thank you, for the kind words John. Just let me know if you need the tab--I will e-mail it to you. Dave

sorry, I have not checked my comments in a while. Send me an e-mail at and I will get the tab to you.

Hi David, just send me an e-mail at: and I will send you the tab.

Yeah, it was Chet that went to John for the song; however, I like Doc's version more. Hi is the one of which I borrowed the arrangement, for this video. Have fun with it! Dave

I always did prefer his too. Thanks for clearing that up for me. I will thanks!

+venom663 it's the first fingerstyle chetstyle i learn when i started keep practising you will get this easy but try to learn the real version this one is not the best

He’s not bending, just jumping up to the F#. Which I’m not sure about, everybody else including Loudermilk does the bend.

@@buddyruns14 because that bend is straight from Satan himself. This song is tough, i dont judge him for not bending that note.

@@cortez121219933 I consider myself a middling intermediate skill - level player, only recently beginning travis-style picking. Even I handle the bend just fine. Literally everybody else who plays this does the bend, so it sounds really off IMO.

@@buddyruns14 how do you do it can you give me some insight? Using a tuner, i cant really hit the D#

Fred Ray Fred, it is a Seagull SWS, folk model from about 2006. It is all solid woods with a nitro finish. It is really a great little box. The new ones are not as good, they have poly finishes but, you can find this model used for about $600--$700, online.

Thanks Dave: By the whey the guitar lesson help me a lot!