Cherokee Shuffle: basic to more interesting

[@martinlynn3699]

I really like the way you break it down into digestible segments. This was more helpful than all the others I've seen. It shows me how to think, not just parrot what someone else has done.

[@LadyCroMag]

VERY NIIIICE!!! I STUMBLED UPON YOUR VERSION WHILE LOOKING FOR RICHARD SMITH'S, AND I LOVE THE WAY YOU THINK!!!

[@jdhaole7650]

I really appreciate this lesson format that takes the tune from basic to more interesting. Hopefully you will do more and I will continue to purchase the tabs!

[@mandohat]

Thanks for the feedback! It helps knowing what folks are interested in learning. I hope to do more of these. Let me know if you have a tune idea!

[@jdhaole7650]

@@mandohat I would love to learn a bare bones to more interesting version of Wheel Hoss.

[@MonkeyBarsEveryday]

really cool watching you build on this melody

[@BeauJeffers]

Great video, probably the best video for jumping into BG guitar. Thank you

[@michaelbrooks8746]

Wow, very nice version of this tune from anyone I've heard so far...and you make it so easy to follow! Thank you Andy for posting this, it's much appreciated!!

[@PeterMilster]

Great lesson and explanation Thanks going to try this out to learn it.

[@jackwilloughby239]

Your guitar has the most incredible sustain!

[@mandohat]

That's an interesting observation. I hadn't thought of that before. It does ring out good, though.

[@OurLifeHasGoneToShed]

Outstanding lesson!!!

[@gumdocga]

Great ideas and great lesson. Thanks for that.

[@michaelwebster8389]

Brilliant lesson.

[@imaflatpicker3066]

Great teaching!

[@wintertimetrio]

beautiful guitar

[@henrikjrgensen3099]

Great work. Thank you.

[@chrisrosettidoubledown]

Thank you so much you just got me right in the head with singing the melody and the higher step part

[@inesyalacki3405]

Bravo! Thank you so much for this lesson .

[@marcosganzerla]

Nice lesson! Thank you!

[@wintertimetrio]

finally someone who plays it even remotely close to how it should be played

[@klippdachs]

Great lesson, Sir! Thanks for posting.

[@guitarplayercs]

Very nice lesson! Thank you Andy!

[@westrunningbrook]

Key of A.

[@DavidHaile_profile]

Thank you for clarifying what I was thinking when he says Key of G. It is G position, capo 2 = key of A. I've not paid much attention to this tune until this video. I'll revisit it using Andy's ideas.

[@nige2410]

Very useful ... Thanks buddy

[@DavidHaile_profile]

Sheesh, that guitar really sounds great - D45, I think. I'd like to have a D45 without all the bling. D42? I own a D28. Close enough.

[@mandohat]

D41 from before Martin reimagined. Needs frets now, though

[@timothystafford8440]

Nice

[@greywolf271]

Why do I get the impression that this sounds like the first attempt I had at playing whistling dixie ?