Can't Find My Way Home Guitar Lesson (Blind Faith)

[@jonmaclennan]

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[@tomperry4631]

Jon BRAVO - one couldn’t teach a better lesson! 👏👏👏

[@JudyStahl]

Thank you!!! My kitten is enjoying it, too!

[@sideman7117]

I fell in love with this song when I heard the version from the Clapton-Winwood tour. Of course, Winwood’s vocals are incomparable.

[@munsonHOF]

Great lesson. The best explanation and demo of how to play this song fingerstyle.

[@tomh8579]

Thanks Jon. Appreciated, great work!

[@kimlew8850]

This is a fantastic lesson. Well worth the time I'll to invest to work through each bit. IMHO, one of your best yet. Thank you so much. I have been HUNTNG for a lesson on this song. Won't be an overnight learn, but so worth it.

[@pwt1969]

Excellent tutorial Job! I hope to get this done for the summer camp fires! Thanks man

[@nickmcauliffe2133]

What a great song and the lesson is one of the best I’ve seen, covering the finger style approach for a change - thanks!

[@andyrichardson295]

Well done, thank you.

[@jonathanhines2441]

Thanks Jon!! "Had To Cry Today" is another Blind Faith song I would love to learn

[@arpeggio22]

Great lesson! I went through a bunch before I found this one. This is the way I'm going to play it. Well done, Jon!

[@janc734]

Fantastic lesson! Been trying to learn this and yours is def the clearest instruction-thank you so much Jon

[@AnthonyHubble-yc1zn]

GREAT LESSON BRILL

[@bobmanners8624]

Great video Jon.

[@mrjsjacques]

Right on!! Needed this one. Thanks for your great work. You rock!!

[@kevinlentz7604]

Great song Jon ,will do my own recording,soon❤

[@michaelandrews8944]

You making it look easy...but its harder than it seems 🎉

[@luckydog-287]

Thank you! Dude you are awesome!

[@SilverParatrooper]

Good lesson man

[@randyherbrechtsmeier4796]

Howdy young John!!! Love your Vodeos. Ima Old Fart whos Learning tunes from you! Thanks!

[@douglesw]

Pretty sure there's another nylon lead melodic line played over this rhythm progression. Of course, the real challenge is putting a vocal on that does SOME justice to Winwood's iconic vocal

[@allanparker20]

It's one of those songs that sounds like a campfire play, but it's actually profound. It's no wonder that musicians adore it.

[@anthonyl2048]

I wonder if Clapton actually played this on the Blind Faith album, or if it was Steve Winwood? I say that because Clapton's fingerstyle technique, for example on the Unplugged album, is so different from the more traditional Travis-style arrangement here.

[@alanhowell3646]

Yes I suspect it was Steve Winwood playing it as he wrote it.

[@kato64]

The rhythm part is Winwood with the lead interwoven over top by Clapton. Together their work on this song is pure magic.

[@burningjoe]

I highly suggest, if you haven’t already seen it, to find the version where Steve is playing the song sitting basically in his fireplace(because it gives such great acoustics).

[@rhysdrader9972]

Thanks Mr. Maclennan 😂

[@Danaction87]

That acoustic sounds incredible! What kind of acoustic is that? Thanks. Great lesson.

[@4acesjackdaniels775]

Maton. Made in Australia, very popular with Australian players. Tommy Emmanuel plays them.

[@blackprince4074]

Hi there Jon I am after a lesson on a Howling Wolf song called "Do the Do" can you help. Nice Aussie guitar you have there, Maton great Australian guitars ask Tommy Emanuel.

[@ciciiguess1232]

8:30

[@larrypower8659]

“Fingers are the perfect plectrum.” (Eric Clapton)

[@mikerudolph2419]

This is a Blind Faith song written by Steve Winwood

[@robkober9139]

Still not sure why it has to be in drop D tuning.

[@alanhowell3646]

To get a full sound on the D chords by playing all six strings

[@kevinlentz7604]

It is even done a full step Down,so it can be sung easily

[@seamus10]

Watch Steve Winwood play it on acoustic sitting by the fire. His guitar is tuned CGCFAD.

[@randyfreiberg7853]

ive seen fire, ive seen rain...

[@itsmeyoufool37]

Winwood's song mate

[@macnitt4039]

Feeding AL Gore rhythm

[@barrycowing7345]

POLITE REQUEST. Kindly always play the whole piece upfront FIRST so your viewers actually know what they are working towards before breaking everything down. There are a number of otherwise excellent teachers who forget to do this so not alone but its very frustrating. Many thanks.

[@hugojaxclinton3375]

You talk so much

[@stevenduffy599]

Sadly as usual another Clapton obsessed man the song was written by and on the album played by a guy called Steve winwood..you probably haven't heard of him

[@FlowSuperCritical]

You should have more blind faith

[@reluctantconformist]

Woah! Your arrogance is breathtaking 😂

[@blackprince4074]

Maybe he is right, I have seen Steve play this several times on guitar.

[@brucewilley]

It's by blind faith and Clapton did actually play on the album stevewinwood wrote the song get it right this is Clapton playing

[@ashleysongs9763]

What a snarky comment. Yes It's a Winwood song, but Clapton is most certainly playing the guitar with Blind Faith. There is a lovely solo Winwood strummed version in front of à fireplace, solo acoustic

[@bill8by5]

Too fast......slow down

[@curt81]

you talk too much

[@TheBdriver]

Doesnt sound right

[@Kliffy123]

Very good job however, you should be referencing Steve Winwood not Clapton.