You are such a breath of fresh air! Love the lessons and how they’re presented. Such a positive vibe and easy to understand. Please keep them coming. Love love love!!

What an “amazingly graceful” arrangement of this classic song. It definitely has blues at its heart no matter how it gets played. When I pull my guitar out later, it’ll be fun to try your version and perhaps even put my own spin on it. I always wanted to add some complexity to these basic chords and never knew how to do it- your way looks doable and sounds lovely! Thanks for the inspiration. And yes, I agree that the blues has ties to hymns and even folk songs from decades ago (not the Bob Dylan type, lol). Pretty much all the genres we enjoy today have ties to other genres - it’s fun to analyze and pick out the origins!

Thank you🙂 Maybe sometimes you could do a part one and two videos.

Ma'am! I sure love, and I'm learning with you ❤️. I am so glad you showed up on my KZfaq😊 😊

You have such a calming and pleasing voice.Thank you.

Vow that was a beautiful bluzy . God bless you ash Toronto

I love your soulful/jazzy rendition of Amazing Grace. Wonderful❣

Thank you and good morning , hope to see you soon on the live , thanks for the lesson I will work on it today it's my day off, God bless you.

Great video, my cold is better and I came back. Your videos are great, they are like a one to one chat and have such a good vibe. I like the way you give the bones for folk to put the flesh on and create their own version. Made me pick up the guitar and play this tune. It was written by John Newton a clergyman in Olney, Buckinghamshire about 8 miles from my house. It went to USA and came back, nearly to its birthplace, via you! Funny old world. Thanks for such nice videos.

Glad you mentioned Sister Rosetta Tharpe. She played electric guitar back in the 1930/40’s and has a handful of great videos on utube…

Thank you for doing this song ❤ ❤ 😊 ❤!!!

I hope one day you do PDF’s as then after listening to your wonderful playing, I can print them out. Thank you for sharing!

It's a thing. I really study the people that made the music now. The people put their heart into it. Perhaps that's why I don't study too much contemporary Christian. I was hoping for this lesson too. I got a new guitar yesterday. It was a silent auction. The guitar is a Mitchell acoustic that is signed by Alan Jackson. It has a neck that has just started to shift and the top has a big crack in it. I bought it to learn on with you and th learn to fix that 6 thousand dollar Taylor k26ce neck and body. I'm not sure if I'll pull the bridges 🤔. Thanks again for this lesson. I do a mix between SRV and Lee Hooker. Pride and joy improvised.

Thank you. These are great tips. I hope you do more😊

Thank you for the lessons I really enjoyed them.

Mornin 🖐😎👍🎶

Great lesson.

Thanks for another good video.

I didn't get it all but I sure enjoyed it. You can slow it down in the live. Teach a finally song that you love. We can't wait.gotta go back and learn your other video.

The 2nd song I learned was Amazing Grace, but I play a flat picked version. Maybe I’ll learn this fingerstyle version.

Guten Morgen 😃☀️

Wonderful lesson, more pretty please...

Thank you thank you for for coming into my world ❤ love your style and appreciate your way of sharing your knowledge.. I look forward to your next KZfaq 👏 I saw one that you spoke about your sticky pic … sticky moose ? Well I have a grip issue due to a medical problem and would love to know where you purchased it please.. I’m in Australia but happy to purchase from USA if possible. Looking forward to your reply. Not sure I can connect with you for you live KZfaq yet due to the time difference but I’ll try 😊 Regards Jackie

I would buy a used car from you any time .. with a new set of tires ..just to hear you play those blues !