My Fridays are so much better (and the week that follows) since joining your channel and becoming a Patreon member. This one is just brilliant. Although I do listen to quite a lot of acoustic stuff I hadn’t listened to Bert previously, but I definitely will be this weekend! Thanks for turning me onto this.
Thank you Adrian for choosing this song. This song has accompanied me for 50 years now. When I first learned it I had nothing but Bert's album and my ears. (By the way I learned a lot by listening to Bert's first record). I wished I had had youtube and you as a teacher at that time. (The C#7 chord was new to me. I always played F#7). But as you said the feeling is more important than the exact chords. By the way I'm 70 years old now and German and still learning new tricks. Thank you again Adrian, your're a good teacher and I like watching your contributions concerning guitar work whether it's acoustic or electric.
What a fantastic video! So skillful, such great quality and the fact that you played it slowed down at the end is especially useful. It's very good to hear you encourage us to play it our own way, and to get our own feel for it and performance style. Thank you!
I had the pleasure of seeing Bert playing with Robin Williamson back in the early 90s in Edinburgh. Both great artists and a wonderful experience seeing them live together. Thanks for another great lesson Adrian. Maybe give us some Incredible String Band down the line? Keep rocking.
Hi Adrian, I just your videos for Blues guitar lessons including "sweet home Chicago" Magic Sam version. I only play on acoustic guitar for more than 2 years 4 months but very new in Blues guitar section. I have been playing Pentatonic and Blues scales for the past 1 year and pretty fast but surprisingly still very new in its application. Very beginner type in playing Blues shoufle rhythm. I look forward to learn more some Blues play as I enjoy it. Anyway, I am getting older too now 56 years.
Your videos are excellent, I am a subscriber, thank you for making the world a better place! Great choice with this song, I'm a big fan of Bert Jansch! I met him when he played here in Minneapolis, Minnesota, nice guy!
Having taught me, "This charming man by The Smiths and having discovered Bert Jansch through a Johnny Marr interview, I have 2 big requests of you. A definitive Blackwaterside and a monster of a track, I only recently discovered called Poison. EDIT...Riverbank too 😁 Bert is incredible as you well know as is your ability to teach.
Hi Adrian You said you fancied a fingerstyle challenge. I would love some help with Three Hours by Nick Drake? You are very good at focussing on rhythms and this tune has, as far as I can make out , a tricky and pretty unique pattern and pulse and I would welcome your insights and tuition. As far as I can see no one has taken on a tutorial for this although Josh Turner has a smashing cover . Here’s hoping and thank you again for your time, talent and musical generosity.
Keep em'coming Adrian! Fantastic lesson, I will dig into this! Have you heard of "king Kong goes to Tallahassee" by Bruce Cockburn? A lesson on that would be awesome as it's quite meaty!
Oooh, maybe just a wee bit more advanced than your Robert Johnson lesson from a few years back. I'll get crackin' on this one right away though. Thank you my friend.
Saw and met him about 40 years ago playing up stairs in a pub, he was pissed as a fart by the end of the night. He was duetting with someone called Chris .......... I can't even spell that second name is sounded like Chris Onzsheray. Spelled phonetically.
Really enjoyed your singing!
Adrian, out of a large body of great videos, this might be my favourite. Great tune by the master, and a great lesson. Thank you very much for this.
Favourite player ever, thankyou
My Fridays are so much better (and the week that follows) since joining your channel and becoming a Patreon member. This one is just brilliant. Although I do listen to quite a lot of acoustic stuff I hadn’t listened to Bert previously, but I definitely will be this weekend! Thanks for turning me onto this.
Only a man with your enunciation mastery could say 'needle of death' like it's of no consequence.
love the bert jansch videos mate thank you so much
Thank you Adrian for choosing this song. This song has accompanied me for 50 years now. When I first learned it I had nothing but Bert's album and my ears. (By the way I learned a lot by listening to Bert's first record).
I wished I had had youtube and you as a teacher at that time. (The C#7 chord was new to me. I always played F#7). But as you said the feeling is more important than the exact chords.
By the way I'm 70 years old now and German and still learning new tricks.
Thank you again Adrian, your're a good teacher and I like watching your contributions concerning guitar work whether it's acoustic or electric.
Excellent video
One of my favourite Jansch songs. Excellent choice.
I bought this album when it first came out.....a must for any acoustic guitarist 👍
You not only play it well, but your voice really suits the song.
I learned this a couple of years ago, I play it on the 2nd fret though.
I love your fingerstyle videos! Thanks for the introduction to Bert Jansch!
Very nice lesson and enjoyed your singing! Thank you
Brilliant lesson. Gonna be tough but got to learn this one. Love Bert.
Always fabulous lessons. Great source material. This is a lot of fun to play and definitely one I'll keep playing. Thanks Adrian
What a fantastic video! So skillful, such great quality and the fact that you played it slowed down at the end is especially useful. It's very good to hear you encourage us to play it our own way, and to get our own feel for it and performance style. Thank you!
So good to hear you play and sing this ! Thank you you so much for sharing ! Love your approach to teaching too.
Best teacher ever
Hi. Great video.
Can you do some Nick Drake songs ?
Awesome
Been watching for years and I can’t remember seeing you sing. Excellent, like all your other lessons.
I had the pleasure of seeing Bert playing with Robin Williamson back in the early 90s in Edinburgh. Both great artists and a wonderful experience seeing them live together. Thanks for another great lesson Adrian. Maybe give us some Incredible String Band down the line? Keep rocking.
What a confidence... 🖖🏻🎸. Thanks
Hell Yeah. I love Bert. Nice job.
Hi Adrian, I just your videos for Blues guitar lessons including "sweet home Chicago" Magic Sam version. I only play on acoustic guitar for more than 2 years 4 months but very new in Blues guitar section. I have been playing Pentatonic and Blues scales for the past 1 year and pretty fast but surprisingly still very new in its application. Very beginner type in playing Blues shoufle rhythm. I look forward to learn more some Blues play as I enjoy it. Anyway, I am getting older too now 56 years.
Fine playing sir!
Adrian, you have a really lovely voice - as well as being a very fine guitarist and teacher. Thankyou.
Very good lessons , difficult tune
Awesome, great song. Thanks
Thanks so much for this lesson. Huge fan of bert’s music & have a very similar Martin to yours 😁
wow, just wow!
Excellent as usual!
As lovely honest n informative as always
Normally blues ain't my bag, but that's quality and I will definitely be learning that. Nicely broken down Adrian, thankyou. 😎🎙🎸✅
Your videos are excellent, I am a subscriber, thank you for making the world a better place! Great choice with this song, I'm a big fan of Bert Jansch! I met him when he played here in Minneapolis, Minnesota, nice guy!
Great lesson thank you and a nice little hog box.
Lovely vocal Adrian!
It is blues, yes. But far over the regular kind of acoustic blues. A great lesson. And nice singing too!
Please please please do Bauhaus and love and rockets. Oh and the gun club. You’re a great musician.
he;ll ya bro
I'd like to hear your take on Anji, my freind!
He did a version of Anji a few years back. Check it out. It’s the original Davy Graham version, but it’s well worth looking at.
Are you kidding me?
THANK YOU
P. S. Please do Running Running From Home some day
Dig it
Having taught me, "This charming man by The Smiths and having discovered Bert Jansch through a Johnny Marr interview, I have 2 big requests of you.
A definitive Blackwaterside and a monster of a track, I only recently discovered called Poison.
EDIT...Riverbank too 😁
Bert is incredible as you well know as is your ability to teach.
Please do blackwaterside !!!
Hi Adrian
You said you fancied a fingerstyle challenge. I would love some help with Three Hours by Nick Drake? You are very good at focussing on rhythms and this tune has, as far as I can make out , a tricky and pretty unique pattern and pulse and I would welcome your insights and tuition. As far as I can see no one has taken on a tutorial for this although Josh Turner has a smashing cover .
Here’s hoping and thank you again for your time, talent and musical generosity.
Not my style Adrian and far too difficult for my fingers but your lessons are always a pleasure to watch!
Keep em'coming Adrian! Fantastic lesson, I will dig into this! Have you heard of "king Kong goes to Tallahassee" by Bruce Cockburn? A lesson on that would be awesome as it's quite meaty!
A bit intimidating for me, but it is a great song choice! You voice worked particularly well with this one.
Oooh, maybe just a wee bit more advanced than your Robert Johnson lesson from a few years back. I'll get crackin' on this one right away though. Thank you my friend.
Great tutorial! I’ve got a request for you! Canadee I O by Nic Jones!
Love this one, too
Paul Simon's enhanced version of Davey Graham's Anji would be a nice one Adrian.
Ha😯ha ! You've almost got bert's voice there adrian !
I'm cuirous about your guitar. What model is it?
☺ 👍
Saw and met him about 40 years ago playing up stairs in a pub, he was pissed as a fart by the end of the night. He was duetting with someone called Chris .......... I can't even spell that second name is sounded like Chris Onzsheray. Spelled phonetically.
Is that a 0017?
Please can you do emi by sex pistols
Fantastic.