I sent these in email before I realized there was a forum section for this stuff. I'll pop them in here to in case anyone wants to pile on.
Black Crowes, "She talks to angels"
Nine Days, "(Absolutey) Story of a Girl"
Millard
Hi Millard!
Welcome to the asylum for the musically insane.
David stops in here every now and then and will see your suggestion for lessons.
Thanks.
Well we all shine on--like the moon and the stars and the sun.
-- John Lennon
The other day at the guitar shoppe the owner/manager was playing some simple rag-time. I really enjoyed the sound. It is an interesting sound. If possible I'd love Mr. Hodge to consider a simple fun lesson to on rag-time. :oops:
... that noise you hear is my Signature Sound ... lovely ain't it?
David, I would really appreciate it if you (someday) added a couple Neil Young favorites of mine: "Deep Forbidden Lake" and "Love is a Rose".
Thank you! :D
Cheers,
Bothwell.
.....I realize this is some what of an "old" post but I figured just incase someone looked in here again...
I would deff. like to dido on the Neil Young songs (can you ever have to many lessons on Neil?) and if it's allright I would love to add Cowgirl In The Sand to that list ....I just can't perfect how to get thoes all thoes bass notes in there
...maybe combining the Four Way Street acoustic version and the Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere ver. would be neat ...just an idea...
I would love to see a new lesson on any Neil Young song to be quite honest.
but this site is wonderful with or without cowgirl in the sand :D
I'd like like to see a lesson on Greendays good riddance(time of your life)
its just great acoustic song thats kinda hard to figure out
be good at what you can do-
