'IN MY LIFE' - Sounds Like 2 Guitars!

[@davidmunozsr8826]

Yes, Rob, that will be so cool, God bless you, and thank you for all you are showing us, here in America, 🎸☕️✌️♿yes I'm , Disabled.👍😎

[@jeffharvey6288]

Like a lot of us at our age, ive been playing for years but what i find with watching your stuff, is you come up with stuff that i may have played years ago but have forgotten all about them and you reignite the spark that says oh yeah, i remember doing that, and the old memory, aided by yourself kicks in. I hope the youngsters watching appreciate your time and effort, cos i do buddy..😊👍🍻

[@richardcole437]

I like this bloke. Looking forward to more.

[@williamedison470]

I love the attitude, humour and your lessons are great mate 👍🏽. All these songs take me back on a nostalgic road down memory lane. I’m relearning songs that I’ve learnt before from your amazing tutorials. Thanks mate. Cheers

[@christaylor4206]

Your lessons are excellent! Thank you!

[@declanhudson9883]

You are just brilliant Rob,you inspire me 😊

[@CHOPPA78]

I wish i knew you your a smashing tutor and you do this for free for us i am so thankful i found your channel wish i found it sooner you teach in such a concise manor easy to follow and fun 😊

[@mrcasaclang]

Thanks!

[@stringman509]

I don't know about lessons I could listen to you all evening Rob just playing lol

[@marcsantucci5597]

I could never figure out how I was going to play this. I was fiddling around with bar-chords and such. Thank YOU!!!

[@StephenLindsay-t2x]

Cracking lesson , I was singing this while I was working today ( freaky eh ) now I can try playing , thanks very much , love your lessons & I think I live stream would be great , keep up the good work Rob

[@danoicarian5538]

Thank you for your time as your videos with lesson diagram are the best. Straight to the point and easy as possible. Johnny B Good was excellent. I have hope to play that classic lick now.

[@Stevie5955]

👍👍Brilliant as always Rob. 🎸🎸

[@paulmills6595]

Entertaining and informative as always! Thank you!

[@andymatthews56]

Been watching some of your clips, thanks Rob, you really are brilliant.

[@philguy8417]

Rob that was really great. I like your idea of doing the sixties music, especially Beatles from the "good old days". Every time you come out with a new video I get the guitar out, and bomb again. I'll get it one day - with inspiration watching you.

[@PamelaSmullen-du7mx]

Hi Rob, that lesson (your down to earth approach) your information on melodies song writing and the sixties was most enjoyable, cheers. 😊👍

[@yvonnejones8879]

Thanks Rob, one, if not the best guitar teacher on youtube .

[@patrickdarby-sheehan5368]

A lovely song. I grew up with th the music of the Beatles...thankb you.

[@dec07100]

That was brilliant Rob.Happy Christmas.

[@dannymacdonald2750]

Thanks 🙏!! Lo❤e the New. TAYLOR ! 🎉

[@davidgerrard8661]

Have you heard Roddy Frame doing this? He does a gorgeous fingerstyle version, well worth a listen. Could you do a lesson in that style of this my favourite fabs tune?

[@milespunter9791]

Loved that Rob. Easy to follow and sounds great. Thank you

[@bhk7777]

Fantastic. Love this song. Looking forward to getting to it. Live Stream, yes! Donovan, yes, yes!

[@margiesplace259]

Thank you Rob great choice and Happy Holidays to you too! ❤🎸🎶

[@NDFlyFisher]

John Lennon was relatively famous for strumming all the strings open, between chords, on purpose and for effect in his rhythm playing. Great lesson on a great song. Thanks for making this video!

[@GM99MG]

One of Poppy’s favourites! 😉…. along with Blackbird

[@jamesbrandon2698]

Thanks Rob I’ve learned more from you than my guitar teacher the last year 👏👏

[@glenncampbell913]

Great lesson Rob!

[@LMacNeill]

20:27 -- that was a hell of a good Dylan impression! Seriously -- sounded just like he used to back in the '60s.

[@danoicarian5538]

YES live is awesome, Love you from Burbank CA USA. I am a classical guitar student just finished my 1st year and I found you by your LAGRIMA video. EXCELENT.

[@whoareyouj]

Mr. Rob, thank you! Your lessons are just brilliant!! Your one lesson for fingerpicking/ Travis picking where you talk about, “ Outer, Inner” technique helped a lot. Along with several others. I was wondering if you ever thought about teaching a song by the Turtles called “House Of Pain”? I think it is a classic song, one everyone should have on their playlist. But, also it would be fun to learn I think. Again thank you for you time and lessons! I hope you have a happy and wonderful holiday!

[@jupiter4836]

Great !

[@NotOrdinaryInGames]

I always respected Taylor guitars, very bright but also full range(ish) and loud. Sadly I will probably not be getting myself one, I need a 7 string acoustic. Will likely be getting a custom from one of those companies that make custom 7s. My voice also gotten lower, but not due to age alone (I am """young"""), just that I didn't practice, not a actual singer.

[@gtsipejr]

Very nice lesson Rob, thank you. btw, your blue link above comes back as 404 not found or Unsafe(according to google chrome). GT

[@fennahrob6934]

Strange, it is safe. 👍🏻

[@jem5665]

Looking for an affordable acoustic. Any suggestions?

[@johnaheywood]

you make this stuff fun...."in my life"

[@gregpiper8416]

Sadly, my computer won't let me download this one. It says it is dangerous. 😢

[@fennahrob6934]

It’s not.

[@myownwings8636]

I think this may be a good song to learn how to use a thumb Pic...yea, that's the ticket

[@NotOrdinaryInGames]

Will have to disagree with you on "what makes a song great". Colin Hay essentially told his rhythm section that they are replaceable, and irrelevant. So, they left. On the 3rd Men at Work album, he used session musicians and computers. And so the sound was generic, and no one gave a damn about THE SONGS; the sound was now generic, and all the love just spilled away. All because the drummer and the bassist were told they don't matter. You are wrong, Robert. Not entirely wrong, but you'll get me I think.

[@fennahrob6934]

Yep, we’ll have to agree to disagree. 👍🏻

[@NotOrdinaryInGames]

@@fennahrob6934 There has to be a reason why the 3rd Men at Work album killed the band, and I challenge the entire English speaking population of this planet to produce a better explanation.