5min Guitar Lesson - Mexico (James Taylor)

[@brianschwartz1277]

Hey Steve! This came up on my feed and I said- Wow! That’s Steve from Berklee ‘92-‘93! I remember when u taught me “Dust in the wind” in the dorm room..lol

[@229adven]

Excellent description. No hype just instruction makes you an excellent instructor

[@robertakerman3570]

Very well Xplained.

[@lovinlife6993]

Hey Steve, your lesson is fantastic! I’ve always hesitated to try to learn this intro because of the tricky timing. The way you played along slowly and COUNTED the 4/4 time while you are playing near the end of the video makes me wanna grab my guitar and finally learn it! Wow, brother. I can’t thank you enough! I’ll probably play along with you counting about a thousand times, by then, it will be muscle memory. Lol THANKS!!! Please keep doing what you are doing!

[@JakeSpeed1000]

Hey Steve, I saw you last night in Huntsville, AL with America and you stole the show! It was awesome! Thank you!

[@3345646]

You can tell this guy has been a teacher for quite a while…

[@johngreen1498]

Thanks Steve, awesome, great lesson, I can nail this wonderful song.

[@williamwmcqiv6157]

Great stuff thank you for this lesson

[@jelau4851]

Thanks for showing us , true that the timing is tricky, just tapping feet will help

[@ittrikapandit5107]

~ Hi ... Thank you for a beautiful lesson it ...

[@robertakerman3570]

Accidentally found this. It was all good (until the foot made the cam shake). Thanx Steve, very well done.

[@STARRIDER2276]

Hey bro the Capo goes on 2nd Fret just like You've Got A Friend and Something in the way she moves.

[@jwhatter]

In case you didn't hear within the first 40 seconds of the video, he's tuned to E flat. This means in order to be in tune with the recording he has to capo on the third fret, not the second.