Learning chords is one thing .... knowing when to change these chords at the correct time is awesome. Thank you so much for this brilliant lesson Den .... so much appreciated!!!

Robert Zimmermann aka Bob Dylan is one of the artist song poet of our time and he is a living legend. Many singers and artists all over the world have sung his songs. Even Elvis Presley, he too sang one from Dylan. Those three to four chords were very helpful and strumming pattern to. Please Den highlight the pattern on your KZfaq channel with aeros pointing down or up. Still I enjoyed this lesson very much. Many thanks.

You are getting better in teaching more and more. I am beginning to enjoy your style of teaching. Thanks. ps. Keep this method of explaining alive, you are doing a good work. Aslam.

Helpful. Thanks, Den.

Rock on my friend

Good job as usual 👍

You're awesome dude!

Hi Den, greetings from Auatralia. Great video as always. Apologies if this is out of line but I've noticed that you have a prominent multicoloured mole on the back of your right arm. If it is new or changing in any way, you may want to get it checked out to make sure it is OK.

A chord will either split a measure with another chord. Meaning one chord gets 2 beats and the next gets 2 beats.. splitting the 4 beats in 4/4 time. Or each chord receives one measure a piece.. meaning each chord receives 4 beats. They're songs were one chord holds for 2 or three measures before changing.. tricky thing for me is. When a syncopated rythum has 16th notes introduced into a song in 4/4 timing..

It helps if the learner knows that they are singing out of key if they are indeed singing while playing.