One for Jo - Bert Jansch. Lesson

[@wintermute0079]

You've got an official title card now, very nice. Thanks again Jon!

[@Jonpriley]

Well, I made it myself, but yes. The Foundation suggested I dedicate some lessons to tunes from the books, so I made a separate playlist, from my other lessons, which involve tunes in neither book. (There are a few demos of tunes in the books elsewhere on this channel, but they're just playing the tune through, not lessons breaking them down.)

[@DjNikGnashers]

Played perfectly, and explained clearly, great stuff Jon.

[@blindpew69]

Great lesson. I’d mastered it a few years ago and then forgot about it, so a bit rusty. It’s not too hard but hard enough to keep it interesting and a lovely tune. Thanks so much.

[@MichaeldelaBedoyere-c5i]

Hi Jon, I absolutely adore the two Jansch books you’ve helped transcribe and create. They’re really wonderful. Do you have any plans for future projects? A third volume? Have you considered a similar series on some of Jansch’s influences, such as Davy Graham? Many thanks!

[@Jonpriley]

Thanks - and good questions! I do have a list for a potential book 3 - as well as lots of spares! - but I think the Foundation's next plan is (or was) for a Pentangle book. I may or may not be involved in that, because it would be a more complex project, and there are one or two others interested. I have transcribed plenty of other players, but nowhere near to the extent of Bert. (I have maybe 4 or 5 of Davey's on file, a similar number of John Renbourn's, and 2s and 3s of dozens of other fingerstyle and blues players. Mostly just done for myself of course.

[@MichaeldelaBedoyere-c5i]

@@JonprileyThanks for getting back to me! That sounds exciting - I'll be sure to keep an eye out on your future projects.

[@blindpew69]

Martin HD28?

[@Jonpriley]

Yamaha LL11. (Logo visible at the beginning 😉)

[@blindpew69]

The same model that Bert played, I think I’m right in saying? Very nice guitar.