wow. I’ve had years? of tuition costing me lots of money I could never afford and you are the first online tutor I have come across who makes up for the lack of intimacy for sheer ability as a communicator of knowledge. Thank you, I’ll let you know if I ever get to grips with playing the blues! I’m sure if I do, it will have in part been down to your blog!

To the guy who asked for the tab…

I found it by going to the link for the full blog posting (just below the ‘Like’ button) which will take you to? this:
truefire.com/tabs/statesboro-blues.pdf

how about a? tab for this amazing piece ?

christ I wrote my own blues tune? waitin

play? the fuking thing!!!!!

I agree, best tutor on? the web!!!

You, my friend, are the best teacher on the? web…excellent!

This is excellent.?

just awsome ,,,its kinda tough and thanx to you .. .i can try to connect? that right hand to the brain,,,lol ,,,peace

sounds great. You are an exceptional teacher too.?

Great lesson David. Could one find tabs for this? at your other website or books?

Excellent teacher. A rare gentleman with a forthright, unpretentious approach. Good verbal/communication skills and a wealth of historical knowledge to securely establish his place within the upper niche of modern guitar instructors.?

Great instruction and playing. One suggestion? though. You should play the piece in it’s entirety before you give us instructions. This is a mistake that many instructors make. Hope this criticism is taken in the proper spirit.

Great? bit of Blues history and information. I hear a bar or two of ‘Old Dan’s Records’ in that old song as well.

lol this sounds like going? to califonia

you? are awesome!

It’s a kick ass instrument whatever it is. Good lesson as well.
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I think it’s a Collings? 00.

is that a classical guitar with steel? strings?

fabulous lesson.? thanks. you definitely know what you are doing.

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