Awesome! I can't wait to go back! Cheers

Thank you! Gonna post Bruce's Jersey Girl version soon. Make sure to subscribe!

Haaa nice brother! See you Sunday:)

Awesome Vincent! Glad you enjoyed it :)

Thank you! I love that song. You reminded me that I need to watch that documentary again. Cheers!

@@tonyglen33 Looking forward to seeing your awesome version of Blood Brothers!

I always attack a song in three steps. 1. Chords 2. Singing (while playing) 3. Strumming By the time I get to #3, the strumming is just there :) Give it a try, cheers!

@@tonyglen33 thank you I think you are right. I will try this

That's not the point of the video. Those 3 chords are what I'm teaching and I mention Capo 2 in the description. Thanks for commenting :)

@@tonyglen33 I said those chords work, but if anyone plays along with the record to practice, they would be off. It is easier for beginners to play it your way. It also depends on the singer’s vocal range as well. Dylan constantly changes the arrangements and key of his songs. I am working on ear training, so try to play in the key of the recording for practice. It was more a reference for your students; I realize you know the key as a professional player. You did put in the title that it was a beginner lesson, so I knew you had an easier chord structure.

@@GaryBook Cool. More songs to follow in the same chord structure. Best of luck with your ear training.

@@tonyglen33 I subscribed to your channel, even thought I am more advanced then a beginner, I use these simpler lessons for my ear training and working on hearing the changes. It is a life’s work. Thanks to Rick Beato, I have been able to get into advanced music theory. kzfaq.info

@@GaryBook Thank you Gary. I like him too. Interesting content.

Hi Mikey, I wish I could but it's 100% feeling. In my opinion, the order of importance is chords, vocals and then the strumming should come naturally as the third piece. I hope this helps.

@@tonyglen33 Thanks for the reply!