Lesson#2 "If You Could Read My Mind" - verse and solo - James Oldenburg

[@vinj-xc3mx]

Thank you for this excellent tutorial on how to play this beautiful song. :-)

[@reinholdstahlberger8296]

Sehr gut ruhig und entspannt erklärt Danke !

[@moberlysound]

Thank you Reinhold!

[@casilatino]

I have been learning this song for a few months now and I can not sing and do the fingerpicking at the same time but after watching this video, I am encouraged that I will be able to after watching how you simplify the song somewhat. Thanks

[@moberlysound]

that's great Casilatino - hope it's all going well

[@lane99]

My lucky day. I was just looking for some ideas for how to fingerpick the solo. You're my new hero. Thanks a lot, neighbour.

[@moberlysound]

You’re very welcome Lane, I hope it helps!

[@robertsimpson436]

James, just a quick note to thank you for your excellent tutorials on this fab tune. Your commentary on with the chord structure and in particularly the way you go into a lot of detail regarding the right hand and the syncapation for the intro in part one.... finally got it today.... Yay...!!!.. thanks again james, you now have a new subscriber ...

[@moberlysound]

Thanks Robert - I'm glad that you found this useful!

[@rw4170]

An excellent breakdown on this song , chord names, and solo interlude. Working on this myself, I had come to a lot of the same conclusions, except I'm working on playing that solo an octave lower. Thanks for all your input and hard work in breaking this down.

[@moberlysound]

thanks RW - much appreciated!

[@jeromekovacik1198]

James, I really appreciate the way you throw a little chord structure education while teaching the song. I predict you will have many more followers!

[@moberlysound]

thanks so much Jerome! I hope your prediction comes to be!

[@sarah-janemelnychuk541]

I appreciate the instruction you provide here. You have given quite a lot of instruction in these two videos. Back in high school I was learning some Eric Clapton and before that I was learning flamenco. I haven't been this challenged since then. So I am thoroughly enjoying this so thank you.

[@moberlysound]

that's great Sarah, you're very welcome. I'm glad there's some things in there for you to explore

[@dave082360]

What detail! Thank you, Sir!

[@moberlysound]

thanks for checking it out Dave!

[@debdebruijn7768]

Great lesson. Thanks so much.

[@moberlysound]

thanks Deb!

[@cagecatchum3001]

Great lesson. Thanks James. M

[@moberlysound]

thanks so much for checking it out Cage!

[@moberlysound]

Lesson #1 - intro kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGPai31ufNyJmKM

[@jaimealexisedades8871]

Congratulations

[@moberlysound]

thanks Jaime!

[@jeromekovacik1198]

Hey James, are you going to do a lesson on "These Days"? And also some James Taylor lessons...?

[@moberlysound]

hey Jerome - here's some thoughts on These days kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGO6iGqBpJuSZq8

[@moberlysound]

and here's a JT tune - not a lesson as such, but good visual on my hands kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXi6hXSEnrWIprs

[@towser8]

Hate to say it , but that is completely the wrong picking pattern for this song .

[@moberlysound]

subjective I suppose depending on what version you are listening to

[@58Tommy]

Sorry I'm in the minority... your spending way too much time on the second cord....

[@moberlysound]

fair enough Tommy - some folks like detail - others not so much - I do I guess