Don’t Think Twice Its Alright Easy Lesson- Sing & Play Fingerstyle Guitar

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One of the most popular folk, pop songs of the sixtys written by Bob Dylan- Don't Think Twice it's Alright" is taught here , and in this series we are going to accommodate beginners, intermediate and advances guitarist with renditions that are both for vocal accompaniment and solo fingerstyle.
This particular lesson taught by Bob Harris, is a prelude to the original rendition, using easier one and two fingered chords in place of more complex chords. Beginners who are endeavoring to learn fingerstyle guitar will appreciate the simplicity of this lesson, and also enjoy the melodic sense of the substitute chords and simple arrangement to this classic song.
In this video,we are going to learn some key points that many aspiring singers/vocalist will really benefit from. Key one with guitar and vocal is to be 'well rehearsed with your guitar part. In this lesson, perhaps many of you are not quite ready for fingerstyle and vocal. Step on is to at least get you playing guitar, in order to have the opportunity to sing sing and play at the same time. With this easier than fingerpicking fingerstyle strumming technique (called Clawhammer guitar, an aspiring vocalist will have an easier time trying to sing and play along with the guitar. It's important that you at least have some sort of ability to do both if you are not ready for the more difficult fingerstyle and vocal performance.
Then next key improvement is understanding "vocal phrasing" or timing as instructor Bob Harris calls it.Vocal phrasing simply can take a not so good singer, and greatly improve one's overall sound by singing in a groove. Bob instructs you to listen and see if you can hear the variations he gives with the vocals, and even comment below in the KZbin video if you "can hear the difference" in the vocal performances.
This lesson also is of great help of you endeavor and/or struggle to find your "vocal key" for a particular song. If singing "Don't Think Twice is Alright is your goal (along with fingerstyle guitar which is what Bob Dylan did when he recorded this song). than this lesson three of the series of "Don't Think Twice It's Alright Guitar Lesson Easy Fingerpicking will be a welcome help.
Finally, Bob leaves you with more helpful tips and his well regarded
"play along" sections, for both fingerstyle and easier clawhammer.
Much attention is paid to the vocal part, as Bob shows where the "near exact" vocal phrasing Bob Dylan performed on his famous 'Don't Think Twice it's Alright" recording.
Take this lesson, learn these chords, and practice with the free material that's included such as sheet music and tab, tux guitar and personalized help by signing up on Bob's VIP guitar group list.
Lesson 2 will continue with going over the basics, and lesson 3 will focus in on the same arrangement Bob Dylan used. A fourth and fifth lesson is going to combine rhythm and melody for a solo guitar instrumental.

[@-R3DB4R0N-]

I bow to you Sir! Thank you a thousand times for all the effort you put into this lesson. That is definitely not a matter of course nowadays.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hello Manfred, great to hear from you and thank you for the kind words- I'm so glad that the lessons are helping! Please let me know any time how it's going, and if you need any help, I'm here. Wishing you a great 2021 on your guitar!! bob

[@tanyapl4381]

Thank you once again Bob. I am loving these lessons. This is not a song I thought I would ever play or sing but I am really enjoying it. You have such a great teaching style! You have single handedly taught me how to fingerpick :)

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Tanya, thank you and sorry for the delay, as it's busy season for musicians and I'm gigging a lot. Wow, this is cool that you are able to play this song.. Not so easy I think... But I just have a good feeling and it's a really great song I think. All the best and thanks again!! bob

[@lastpicker1]

In the 60's I didn't have a capo, it was a bear tryin to pick from bar chords, after Nam,I quit playing for a real long time. was surprised how fast I picked it back up.Glad I found ya, your now the reason why the dog howls

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Bob, talk about taking the long road... (without a capo). Not sure what I'd be doing if I was in Nam., but glad you got the dog howling.. You guys ought to record a duet!!..

[@rumpledskin7971]

The vocal rendition with the slower, relaxed pace was wonderful.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Thanks RumpleD Skin, always wished I had a better singing voice but as long as it helps, that's what it's for!!! Happy pickin' and have a great day!! bob

[@CorndancerHawkeyes91254]

Wow! Your Such an Inspiration and thank you for the visual guitar lessons it helps me, a whole lot visually!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Hoka, Great to hear from you as always, and I'm so glad this helped! Hopefully there will be something you can take away from all this info. All the best and happy pickin' (and singing!). bob

[@gtsipejr]

Great lesson again, Bob! You're so thorough in explaining the playing and singing together.Thank you.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey GT, I'm glad that this all makes sense. It's confusing because the timing of the vocals and the guitar is in different places but I'm glad you got it!! Wishing you good guitar and singing!

[@johnpicton1627]

You sang that brilliant, Bob. You should never say you ain't any good, because you'd be wrong.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey John, you are way too kind.. !! Big thanks. Hope all is well with you my friend!! bob

[@johnpicton1627]

Hey Bob, just been listening to the original and to play guitar\sing and play mouth organ remembering that sequence wow, not likely eh!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

I know right.. and he was whipping with the tempo. I slowed it down a lot. So He's also got such a great voice, couple notes and you know it's him. That's a real talent.

[@roxxysjoy]

Thanks, Bob. That really helps hearing the difference. I don’t have a capo thanks for showing how to play without one.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Roxan, thank you for commenting and, I'm very happy to hear that you hear the difference. I hope this song is now in your key (C)... If not like I said, I could transpose this to another key such as G.. Happy pickin' and singing!! bob

[@imannonymous7707]

Yeah ur arrangement is great.....so thanks......its close and correct key

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

He im, it's close but the next lesson is closer to what was on the recording (if indeed it was Bob that played it... now you got me wondering...... hummm...

[@RedWolf17]

Really awesome lesson Bob...particularly the phrasing instruction. Looking forward to the advanced version. You have the patience of Job.😊 Thank you!🍀

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Dana, so happy to see you taking the lessons, it means a great deal to me, and I'm glad this helped. Yes, the phrasing is my life saver with the vocals, not particularly fond of my voice but using some good technique helps smooth things over- ha ha... Yes to patience!! We all can use more of that!! Thanks again and hope all is well with you!! bob

[@richardvaughan9994]

Acoustic Guitar Videos Lessons Bob, you sound amazing dude. You’re voice is smooth and relaxing sounding. Give yourself more credit my friend ❤️

[@donlittlejones3925]

Awesome Bob. Got the chords and finger picking patterns down....just have to memorize the progression... it is a long one. You have just inspired me to try my first singing and playing.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Don, yes, memorization definitely is needed on the guitar for sure. And of course the more you can memorize with the singing, that helps as well. I think the less you have to think about it... that's the goal. Just take a measure or two to begin with... that's my best advice and what I usually do. Best to you and your guitar (and your voice!!). bob

[@ianbartlett2626]

Hi there Bob. Boy talk about good timing I'm working on some boom chuck songs with alternate base notes. I really appreciate the singing part - I'm not much of a singer and this is going to help me get a handle on this. Looking forward to rest of these lessons.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Ian, I'm not much of a singer either but paying attention to the vocal phrasing has helped me not sound so much like a bad singer.. The boom chick is just a good thing to know.. (Andy Griffiths style of guitar) and Lester Flatt (bluegrass legend), that is with the fingers and not a pick. The next lesson planned with with Dylan's chords he used which is what Larry played. Then it's off to melody and rhythm (no singing). It's not as difficult as you would think. I think Larry is going to have an arrangement for this and I have one too with the easier chords. I will need a vacation after this song!! ha ha.. Thanks again Ian, it's always a pleasure to hear from you my friend!! bob

[@helenisenor4408]

Good morning Bob. This is absolutely perfect for me. With out realizing it that is what I do when learning a new song. I love to sing along and then the chords fall into place and then do the fingerpicking to see if I can do it that way too. This is such a good video for me. Thank you so very much. I usually sing without the capo, but going to try to sing it with the capo on. Have a great day and talk soon

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Helen, so glad this is helping and hope you "find your key' with this song.. Probably without a capo or capo past 4 is my guess, as 4 might be too low for you. You are doing great on the guitar,,, continued success!! bob!!

[@helenisenor4408]

I think you are right with past 4. I really like this song and will do my best. Thank you so much

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Yea, I think C might be too high for you (no capo, 1 octave up like I show in the video) from what you showed me with your voice.. The only tough part is those low notes (if in you don't know by now). That's probably how you should gauge your key for this song..

[@helenisenor4408]

Yes C is to high for me. That is a horrible recording. I will do as you say and maybe do a better recording sometime.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Maybe the recording wasn't so hot but, that's not what counts in my book. It's funny but just all that you described about the way you learn- I knew you had talent.. !

[@BeachJumper]

wow that' was fantastic Bob! You have one of the best you tube channels for learning to play the guitar. Keep up the good work!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Linda! Great to hear from you and wow, that was very nice.. glad you are liking this channel!!

[@BeachJumper]

I get really exited every time I get a notification that you posted a new video. What a beautiful voice you have!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Oh, I don't think so, but what I'm teaching in this lesson is how to get a little style with the timing so as to not sound too bad. Glad you like the videos!!!

[@Jimmiesheehan211]

Terrific voice, terrific fingerpicking and terrific lesson, thank you

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Roger, thank you for your kind words- it's encouraging for sure as I don't think of myself as a good singer. Hope the lessons help you play this song! All the best and happy pickin " (and singin') !! bob

[@BonnyRoni]

Thanks Bob, fantastic lesson. Best so far. I love your singing, don’t put yourself down. You are really good. We all say that. Xx

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Veronica! You are so sweet..!! all I'm gonna say is thank you...and, I am a prime example of using good technique to not sound totally terrible.

[@BonnyRoni]

Your lessons are the highlight of my week. Thank you for your in depth teaching as in use of capo on different frets. Also the phrasing. I’m watching first a couple times before I even play along. I like anticipating the beats. It’s great that you show how it sounds if we don’t get it right. Bob you really are a blessing as guitar lessons are quite expensive and you share for free. Thanks again.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Veronica, I'm glad you are enjoying the lessons and am very happy to help. My schedule is always crazy- was up till 2am working on a recording project and so far this week didn't even start a new lesson. But when I see that it helps, it give me the energy to keep going. As always, big thanks to you for everything!! bob

[@BonnyRoni]

If you need any encouragement please know that you have been my hero for this past year or so. You have helped and encouraged me much more than you know and I appreciate it. You lift me up. This might sound corny but it’s true and not meant to embarrass you. Your lessons have been a true blessing to me during this nightmare year of bereavement. Thank you. Friends forever?

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

It's been tough on me too so it all goes both ways!!! Glad you are here and my friend!! bob

[@jawilliams6275]

Bob, this is really a challenge for me...signing and playing. Thanks so much for challenging me. Keep up the great work. Blessings 😇

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey JA, just take your time and isolate one or two measures at a time. Then expand to 4 and so on and so forth. I think you will be able to do it!! Blessings to you and thanks as always!! bob

[@helenisenor4408]

Your singing is very very good. Have a great day Bob

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

thanks Helen, I hate my voice but using some of the vocal tricks I'm talking about helps even me...

[@helenisenor4408]

I think that way about mine . You sound really good, Thankyou so much

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Thanks again Helen, .. btw, I just had a really great singer in my studio today... effortless... I find that amazing.

[@helenisenor4408]

Sounds like a great experience. It is always so nice to hear talented people like yourself play and sing and is truly amazing.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

you are so nice Helen.. I've hard to really work hard at the singing.. The guitar is a lot easier, but I have had my share of bad moments with that as well.

[@johnnybx3254]

Way to go Bob!! Super!!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey John, big thanks, and I hope you got something out of this lesson. !! All the best!!! bob

[@CaffeineJogger]

this is awesome but daunting at the same time. I must now work on getting the speed up, playing the FULL G chord, and start singing! Never sung before so yes. Very challenging.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

the singing and playing is definitely difficult, like chewing gun and getting a root canal at the same time..

[@Jay-vn1yz]

Thanks for uploading this. Love your strumming technique

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Tatzme, hope all is well with you and it's pretty cool right? This is how the classical and flamenco players strum, plus they use it a lot in other forms as well. happy pickin (or strumming) ha ha.. bob

[@yandeni]

What a wealthy video, Bob! So many exciting topics to dig steadily and unhurriedly, step by step. The music score is well engraved in my memory (with my mnemonic trick that you know...), i can play it as a whole but i need to improve tempo and fluidity. Not yet ready for singing as well as you, Bob, but you put us on the right track and provided all the means to get there. Thanks a lot!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

This is a long video I think worth watching if you can't sing and play at the same time. My first initial feeling is many people need to just take things in small sections, and try a couple measures or a phrase. The good thing about this song is there's a lot of picking in between the vocals and this gives a lot of time (or a fair amount) to think about your next move. The only downfall of this song is the phrasing is a little tricky but I highly recommend just to do your own thing with the timing, but, try at least to see which of the 8 beats per measure your vocal is landing on and try to do it that way consistently. You can simply snap your fingers and start singing and hear which beats the words land on... all small sections. This song may be a work in progress for a bunch of people here but like anything, if you do it... it will come...

[@yandeni]

Hi Bob, I guess you are wondering how are your students going... Singing and playing is more challenging than I thought and even impossible until both hands were in autopilot mode in all the chords. I tell you my "strategy"...: first I created a playlist of about twenty famous interpretations. Several times a day I listen to it in loop to imbibe myself the melody. Then I play the song (with Tux or any cover in backtrack) but only the pattern 5342 or 6342 by muting the strings while humming the melody. So I can focus on the vocal part while the right hand does its job independently. The next step will probably adding one chord at a time without muting the strings. We'll see...

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Viv, You always have a very well organized and scientific approach to the guitar which I admire so much. You are an example of a person that will keep trying new methods to get from point a to point b, no matter what it takes. Many times, more effort is needed, and many times it takes less... but no matter what, the enjoyment of the journey is (as you know) the important part (this is the love of guitar and music). I think the way you are doing this (with the humming of the melody while playing) is a great idea (wish I thought of that!!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Maryam, great to hear from you and happy you are playing guitar. I am not familiar with the guitar song you are talking about but will check it out. It takes me many days to make a video for everyone,and I am also taking care of my mom who needs 24 hour care. I hope to get back soon. Thanks again Maryam, send me a link to this song if you could. bob

[@richardvaughan9994]

AWESOME!!! I love this song!!! Bob I got good and bad news, start with the bad... my Hi E string and B string busted on my guitar. Our 7 month old puppy went to jump up onto the couch and she got the guitar. Luckily when they snapped it JUST MISSED her....thank god it did not get her. ( I’ll now be way more responsible ) I am using it so often that I always just set it beside me. It practically has its own comfy spot on the couch lol... the good news is ( no one got hurt of course ) and also, I GOT ALL BRAND NEW STRINGS and for a great price with a nice cleaning. Turns out the guy in the guitar shop new my grandpa and I didn’t know it but he was at my grandpas service for the funeral. I bought some thumb picks too. Now I’m over here all feeling like a real guitar player haha 😎 but yeah I talk to him and told him those strings were to hard to press anyways so he put them on in such a way that it takes minimal effort to press them down. I’ll upload a video soon to show you the sound of it. Hope all is well, my thoughts are often with you Bob, every time I’m out doing errands or something I’m constantly just wishing I could get home quick to start playing along :) thanks for the video bob always appreciate you my friend :) You’re pal - Richard

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey my friend Richard, I just commented on your comment and thanks for this.. Man I am thrilled he did a "setup" on your guitar... WOW, that's great... And I JUST BET that you've been having a LOT MORE FUN with an instrument that ain't fighitin' you..It makes a giant difference... sure you realize that by now. Good going... you are doing things that makes for you and that guitar of yours for the future. You are awesome!! bob

[@stormtamer6517]

This is just an awesome video lesson - love the singing!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Thank you Debra! You are very nice!

[@jacklincoln7786]

0:10:55 singing pitch

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Jack, could be, I'm not a singer (I just impersonate one on KZbin). Have a great day and thanks for taking the lessons! bob

[@robertholmes9121]

Hey Bob, you have a pretty good voice!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Robert, thank you for the kind words!!! Truthfully, not a fan of my voice but the techniques that I'm showing in the lesson do help. Hope you can get something to take out of this... Thanks again and happy pickin' and singing!! bob

[@jacklincoln7786]

Please teach me how to play and sing Like A Rolling Stone. I’ve been working on it but the strumming is interesting.

[@johnd3376]

I knew you were a good player, but you're even better as a singer. I had trouble believing that was you. I had to think twice, but it was alright.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

ha ha... talk about a great response... !! Thank you , you are very nice. I have to really work hard with the singing, as it never came easy. Unfortunately I have to think a lot more than twice! The phrasing tricks help smooth things over for sure... thanks again John!! bob

[@cherpendarvis-studios]

Hi, Bob, thanks so much for this great lesson, which I just found! Your singing and fingerstyle playing is beautiful and inspiring! The strum hints are helpful too. Thank you for teaching about Vocal Phrasing, which I had not heard of before. Very helpful. 'Looking forward to learning your excellent lesson! Thank you, Cher PS: Yes, I can hear the difference in the phrasing example that you sang :-)

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Cher, I am one of those lifelong frustrated singers that has always struggled with it ( I don't like my voice). Using good vocal phrasing really helps smooth things out... let's just say... ha ha. Hope you are having a great week!!!

[@cherpendarvis-studios]

@@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons Hi, Bob, thank you. Your voice sounds great, thanks for sharing. And your comment gives me hope. :-)

[@gloriags7937]

Thanks Bob! By the way I named my guitar "Bob" after you. ;)

[@CorndancerHawkeyes91254]

Awesome to name your guitar Bob!

[@gloriags7937]

His videos motivated and inspired me to start playing guitar. Also a friend of mine named his guitar Lola so I copied his idea lol.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Gloria, thank you and wow, I don't know if I deserve anything like that, I'm honored! You are so nice! :) ..!!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

I hope "Bob" behaves himself for Gloria...!!

[@richardvaughan9994]

Acoustic Guitar Videos Lessons I think you deserve it bob. You’re an outstanding person and I hope god blesses you everyday for you’re kind giving way. Wanting to help others and share yours knowledge. You’re just a rock on dude and I think more people should name their guitar Bob :)

[@bobbigascoigne5232]

I heard the phrasing and I preferred the third one, improvising.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi Bobbi, thanks for letting me know- I'm always going to sing this with the improvising because I have a hard time sticking to a structured sort of thing. Glad you are taking this course and happy pickin' (and singing)... bob

[@bradhibbitts6901]

Yes heard it

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Brad, yea, this was a big song for Bob Dylan! Happy pickin' !! bob

[@CaffeineJogger]

Hei Bob, This is an awesome course and I'll just go with he flow but could I point out measures 15-17 is CCC in lesson two but in Lesson 3 sing along 15 is C and 16 is G the 17 back to C again. To be clear, Lesson 2 measures 15-17 is CCC . Lesson 3 play along is CGC.

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Rog, sorry for the delay- hope all is well ! so you were the one paying attention.. ha ha..Yes you are correct. It's supposed to be that G added in there. I hope to add one more video in this series soon but it's been a little hectic here lately. thank my friend... bob

[@CaffeineJogger]

I'm going to name my Son's guitar after you as well Bob

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Rog sorry for the delay here- working too much- busy time of the season for musicians.Wow, this is an honor... I am speechless....!!

[@jacklincoln7786]

Fantastic!!! SUBSCRIBED. Is this song in key of Ab? I would be thrilled if you tutored Like A Rolling Stone

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Jack, thank you for taking the lessons here! We are using the capo at the 4th fret and playing the C chord position so that would be an E chord- key of E. Yea, Like a Rolling Stone is a great Dylan song- when I get back to teaching which I hope is soon, def consider doing that one. All the best and thanks again! bob

[@hovlandbound]

Very nice, I have some work to do! :)

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Thank you hovlandbound for taking the lesson and at least I am giving you something to do... hope it makes it to the fun list of "things to do" ha ha... All the best!! bob

[@imannonymous7707]

Does anyone know who played the travis picking on this track.....I really think someone besides dylan did.....you wont hear that style in any of his stuff again.....anyway plz lemme know....anybody ok thanks I don't think it was Bloomfield....this was before hwy61

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey im, you know, I always though that Dylan did this (or at least that is what I've been told. I second your request- if anyone knows?? Recording wise (and I'm a record producer), it sounds like a live performance with guitar and vocal (and harp), and back then, that's how they did it.

[@lastpicker1]

You sing a lot better than me

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Bob, not according to your dog.....

[@2write2sing2dance]

Epic!

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hi I, Adaora, wow, great to hear from you and glad you liked the lesson. Hoping you got a little something out of it!! All the best and thanks again!! bob

[@2write2sing2dance]

Acoustic Guitar Videos Lessons Yes I did get something out of it! Thanks for all your hard work 😊

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

great!! that's what counts here!! Very happy to help and thank you again!!! bob

[@allanb9709]

HOW DO YOU DOWNLOAD THE SHEET MUSIC FOR THIS SONG?

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Allan, great to hear from you but sorry about the downloading problem. I will write to you and send it.

[@cleudianelima3436]

Helpe pleace

[@richardvaughan9994]

Bob I forgot to ask do you have a Facebook page that we can join as a group?

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey Richard, that is a great idea.... and there's some cool news coming out soon about a similar platform here on KZbin that I'm going to try to get going. KZbin is far more advanced than Facebook- not even close. The big difference is KZbin listens to it's creators. That's the whole thing as far as I'm concerned.. I just got to find some extra time to do all this stuff!!!! My studio and gigs have been very busy lately. I'm producing 9 album projects doing gigs and taking care of mom too and responsible for everything here. Big nut to crack so I have to work hard to make ends meet. But it's all good, my mom is a sweetheart and someone that saying no to is impossible.!! .

[@rw4170]

Very nice voice. But I differ with your chords. 😉

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

Hey RW, thank you for the kind words (not a fan of my voice but had to sing for this lesson). Most of the people over here are beginners so I did take that into consideration because I believe Bob did it differently too (good ears). The pickin part he alters as well but I kept it static. Thanks RW, I should be back soon with some more videos- bob

[@lastpicker1]

Well, I got the mindless part part right, I'm a expert at losing my mind

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

ha ha... how does that quote go.. "a mind is a terrible thing." (I think I left something out?)

[@lastpicker1]

Why?

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

just to have something to do I guess..

[@lastpicker1]

course I can't hit it either

[@AcousticGuitarVideosLessons]

anyone for best out of 5?