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George,loved your cover of “dead flowers”!I learned how to play it right away. Could you please cover “Sympathy for the Devil” the same way so i can that song also. thanks Ed
Hey Ed. Thanks for signing up.
Sympathy For The Devil on guitar and harmonica. Sounds interesting. I’ll have to work on that one.
Hopefully I can come up with something for you.
Cheers, George
George
Your site on Youtube is the greatest thing I’ve found in a long time. I’ve been playing harmonica & guitar for a long time but have never put them together untill now. I just went out and bought a Lee Oskar rack and 2 harmonicas. Now I have 4 harmonicas. If I new you had a shop I would of bought them from you. I have allready learned “18″ & “Heart of Gold”. I can’t wait to get into “Locomotive Breath”. I have a lot to learn. I always thought that if you were playing a song, in for example the key of Em, you used an Em harmonica. You saved me some money.
Thank You,
Bob
Hi Bob and welcome. I’m glad that you have enjoyed my videos.
There’s lots more on the way, so stay tuned.
Cheers, George
Hi George….I’ve just started learning harp from your site and its excellent so far!! We’ve been learning Going Up the country…version by Kitty Daisy and Lewis… and wondering if you could help with the harp pieces they play?? any help would be great….cheers dave
I love singing and playing guitar . I need to know the easy chords to No Quarter by Led Zepplin. I will check out your site for more songs and instruction Rhiannon Aranovitch
Hi Rhiannon, first off, thanks for visiting. No Quarter is in the key of C# minor so I don’t know about ‘easy chords’. Here’s what I have: C#m A A(addB) Dsus+4 F#7.
C#m – 4th fret bar; 2nd finger, 5th fret, 2nd string; 3rd finger, 6th fret, 4th string; 4th finger, 6th fret, 3rd string
A (addB) – 1st finger, 2nd fret, bar 2 3 4 string; 3rd finger, 4th fret, 3rd string
Dsus+4 – 1st finger, 2nd fret, 3rd string; 2nd finger, 3rd fret, 2nd string; 3rd finger, 4th fret, 3rd string
F#7 – 1st finger, 2nd fret, 2nd string; 2nd finger, 3rd fret, 3rd string; 3rd finger, 4th fret, 4th string
Good luck, Cheers, George
hey george
thanks so much for the lesson on sweet virginia ,that song is the reason i started to learn to play ,my favorite is soon as i master it isee you have a lesson for the band the weight another great song ill have to learn ,what about some little feet lessons
thanks again great lesson graet teacher