I spent the best part of Sunday working my way through the 'Wish You Were Here' lesson (Easy Songs for Beginners) By David Hodge... What a great lesson, I really enjoyed it and now I'm re-visiting other songs I know and applying my new found knowledge.
I was just wondering if any of you fellow beginners have enjoyed any of these lessons and if so which ones and why?
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Yup, I love them ALL.
David has a way of putting things over that other writers just don't have. I enjoy them for that reason, and because i always get something interesting out of the lessons.
All the best
Matt
What I especially like (maybe even love :wink: ) with Mr Hodge's lessons is that he's not trying to make us copy the original songs, he's trying to teach us more (for instance that it's important to make a song your own, not copying..Quote of Mr. Hodge: "But if I were to hear you play it, I would want to hear you play it. I can hear David Gilmour anytime I put on a CD.")
I really enjoyed his lesson about "Sitting on the dock of the bay", because it has such a nice feel to it..
"Trying is the first step towards failure." 
Thanks Musenfreund, I do tend to forget that there are other forum sections on this site.
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