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Very good lesson on a really great song. Thanks for sharing.

Fantastic. Nice , calm , detailed lesson

I found your tutorial really easy to follow , such a lovely tune from Stills , thanks .

Thank you for the great lesson. 2 + 70 years and always wondered.

Modal D or drop d?

Nicely done

If you want the same sound that Stills played on the Dick Cavett show, tune your guitar to Eb Eb Eb Eb Bb eb. Some people thought it was just straight EEEEBe, but after searching everywhere and finally finding something that made sense, I tried it out and it was spot on. Good luck playing!

Thanks very much. Haven't tried it yet, but you made it very simple and straight forward.

So nice from you working out this gem from CSN, you nailed. Same as the guy below, 40 years figuring out how to play it, thanks thanks

Thank you, thank you, thank you for such an excellent tutorial on this awesome song :o))))))))))))))))

CLEAR......THANK YOU

Great lesson thanks

Really well done 👍 Many thanks from London

Excellent vid. Thanks!

You should alternate between the 6th and 4th strings through the song..

Great lesson!! Thank heaps!

Great lesson! Helped me figure out the end of the chorus, thanks!

First time I have ever seen one of your lessons. Good job! Thank you.

Nicely Explained.....Thank you!

Nice and helpful, but I hear a pull-off or at least the picked note that would occur from the pull-off where you have the hammer-on. INMO. Otherwise, this has been the best lesson I've seen.

I had been fakin it for so long. Thanks!

thank you! always loved that, but didn't know the alt. tuning

You planning any more videos?? Come on man!!

Holy shit Daniel...that was excellent!! Thanks for not droning on, story telling, trying to be a comedian! And special thanks for not trying to show/teach (going a little deeper into) the "fingerpicking"!! That is so boring! You either got or you don't... Some of us just want to learn the basics of the song! Stills plays if differently every time anyway...

Have you played Do For The Others? I wanted to learn the lead part within the song. Thanks

Thank you ;)

Aha, in vestapol tuning. A bit like what you can find from Stefan Grossman, who also explains some things.

Greetings. Nice job. For those of us without fingerpicking expertise, could you please (or have you already) break down the right hand? Thanks.

easily 10/10. solid performance. gr8 job m8s

why not go into little deeper inthe picking

lovely lesson, so clear, thank you!

Thanks so much for the lesson! Answers a lot on questions about this song!

Thank you for ending 40+ years of wondering how he did it. Marvellous. Now I can play it. 6 and zero years ago I come into this life........

excellent, bro, thanks. Play what you feel!!

Nice and clear !

Is that a stratacoustic

Is that a stratacoustic

Very nice lesson, good job, thanks

Nice video! Thanks for the help

Many thanks. Very clear and well done!

Very Good. -- Thank You for sharing.

I've used Open "e" (Havens), open "g" (Mitchell) for some time, but this was really different. Clean cut, real smooth rendition on your part, nice! Is that an Ibanez(Talman), if so I have its brother LOL! Thank You!

I’m not sure. But if you drop by the West Cafe on Tuesday nights, you might be able to spot her.

Have always wanted to play this beautiful tune and you have made it look fairly easy so gonna have a go so thank you very much my friend............

Then I play the two “outer” notes again, but this time in sequence: the open A string (P) and then the 2nd fret of the B string (M). Finally, I repeat the “inner” notes in sequence. If you visualize each of the chords in the song as just four string, you can continue this pattern for most of the song. Sometimes your “lowest” note will have to drop down to a lower string, but it’s the same idea. Hope that helps.

Sure thing. First, you’ll have to be familiar with the PIMA finger lettering. If not, you can Google it. For each chord, I begin by simultaneously playing the “outer” notes. Consider an open A chord. I simultaneously pluck the open A string (P) along with the 2nd fret of the B string (M). Then I play the two “inner” notes in sequence: first the 2nd fret of the D string (P) and then the 2nd fret of the G string (I).

Great lesson! Would you/could you chart out or explain the "inside outside" finger picking technique? Thanks

i would say you did pretty good cover.. John Prine style.. good job bro..

Thank you sir!

thank you very muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuchh!!!!!