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But thats the fun of it!

I've just recently gotten Bach's Bourree from the Lute suite down and I'm going to take a crack at the rest of the suite over the summer.

In the meantime I'm working on a suite from a dude named Francois Campion, but I can't remember the name of the suite.

And on top of all that I try to learn at ...

dmb_josh wrote:

Twostep13 wrote:

mrjones wrote:does bob dylan ever play lead

does bob dylan have a band?

Is Bob Dylan still conscious?

Yes and I'm going to see him in concert this summer.

So I'll let you guys know if he takes a solo.

It's just chords with a few filler riffs if I remember correctly, right?

It depends on how well the guitar is made I think. It wont matter too much if it's only a half step, but if you were to tune them down a whole lot, or tune them up a lot, the neck could possibly warp. Its like leaving the strings off a guitar for too long. The neck could warp.

I think its fine to ...

The thing about this cd that people might not like is that the songs are very simple.

But it's chill music, and great to relax to. So get it if you like Johnson's regular stuff.

For finding the key, that can be difficult if you've taken 0 theory. For starters here are some roman numerals I'll explain in a second.

I ii iii IV V vi vii

The big ones are major chords, and the small ones are minor but the seventh is diminished, don't worry too much about that for now. For ...

Coldchillin23222 wrote:It's how he played it on the video I saw, so I tabbed it that way. Besides, to get the Jack sound you should use more barred chords.

Ah you are right, I had not seen the videos. But in the videos he also makes the B fretted up on the 7th fret during the chorus. Just for consistency's sake.

I'd change that barred A on the 5th fret in the chorus to make it an open A. It makes it much easier to switch to.

Just thought my first post should be helpful.