The usual polite thing to be appreciative of someone willing to do content like this. But, don't like it? Easy, don't visit here.

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thanks my Friend :)

please e-mail me (see my channel info) thanks

exactly !!!

I was waiting for that😂

best to contact the band (The Ryders) if they have it or not, me personally I can send you a rhythm guitar line that's only for practicing

please go to the link below and click on the " .pdf " file in the text

enjoy the time my Friend

If you think music is a competition you should try sport

@@pectenmaximus231 On the cover image, it says 'advanced fingerstyle.' I was looking for a song of this type to practice, but it's not advanced at all for someone who's been playing for 10 years or more."

You have a lot to learn kiddo

He never heard of nylon strings

Bros clearly never slammed back pints of Alfa and Mythos with the Greek bros to this banger.

I hope that Deaktee sees your comment and considers your request. *Sleep Walk* is such a beautiful song, and it would be an honor to have its transcription done by someone as talented as Deaktee. It reminds me a lot of the movie *La Bamba*, where I first heard it, and it has held a special place in my heart ever since. Naudo Rodríguez's rendition is particularly moving, and I can't help but feel deeply emotional when I listen to it. It would be wonderful to have this transcription available so that more people can appreciate and play such a special piece. Thank you for considering my request!

I vividly remember the first time I heard the song *Sleep Walk* in the movie *La Bamba*. I was watching the film for the first time, completely absorbed in Ritchie Valens' story, when suddenly, that special melody started playing. From the very first notes, the music captivated me in a way I hadn't experienced before. It was a pivotal moment in the movie, filled with emotion and nostalgia, and *Sleep Walk* perfectly captured those feelings. As the soft, melancholic melody filled the room, I felt a deep connection with the story unfolding on the screen. It was as if the music seeped into my skin, awakening a blend of sadness and beauty that is hard to put into words. In that instant, I realized the power that music can have in film, how a song can amplify the emotions of a scene and linger in your memory long after the movie has ended. From that day on, *Sleep Walk* became not just one of my favorite pieces, but a constant reminder of that moment when music and cinema came together to create something truly magical. Saludos Deaktee, no se hablar ni escribir ingles, asi que me disculpo si hay algun error en mi comentario. gracias

I love him too !!!

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I'll definitely look for that book, I am reading another book by an italian writer where he spends a whole year in the mountains in caves ...

really? I didn't know that guy

enjoy the time ;) my Friend

Thanks for the kind words :)

yup i think so

Love these old tunes !!!