Please Be With Me part 1

[@revup67]

The band is Cowboy not Cowboy Junkies, they were two decades later. Written by Scott Boyer (RIP) from the Cowboy LP "5'll Getcha Ten". thanks for sharing the know how on how to play the tune and breaking it all down..cheers nice work

[@somestupidname3266]

It kills me that ten years on this is still the best tutorial on KZbin for this song. Great job, but man I would kill for a tab.

[@rayoll]

the band was called Cowboy. Tommy Talton and Scott Boyer

[@bgarrison67]

Cowboy...no Junkies. Duane Allman on dobro. Tommy Talton and Scott Boyer harmonies

[@heybanjo26]

great work, thank you! love the way the arrangement falls so nicely on the fingerboard - great choice of song too

[@NOONEA2m]

I love this song, thank you for helping me finally add it to my repertoire 👍

[@samadlamdarass7680]

Beautiful ! Thank you much you made it look fo easy to play

[@koffinjon]

thanks for posting this song, your lessons are great and easy to follow. i cant get the hang of the picking style that you use (the same as ( eric clapton) but i keep on trying and one day perhaps the penny will drop. thanks again

[@donluke578]

It's always great to see the best teacher on youtube back at it...!

[@oldfriendjohn1]

Nice demonstration - you've got a great relaxed manner

[@DaMoysis]

Very nice. Good to see you back in form.

[@QNSwebmaster]

Nice Gibson J 45. Just love that Guitar.

[@justinbrown9813]

With a channel called deltabluestips i watched expecting some guy from the deep south of n.america spreading his knowledge of the guitar, however, more refreshing to hear a scouse instead playing the blues, great lesson man, kudos on your guitars too. thanks for the vid.

[@stevemaxwell3599]

very good, how about a slide lesson on this song

[@Blues4u2go]

Grateful song. Nice job. Thank you.

[@Windowswatcher]

Thank you... this is/was really helpful! Now to find Part 2...:-)

[@arfurritis]

really nice, gr8 playing as usual, do you gig, and where. Good health. H

[@rayoll]

glad to see ya hitting it!

[@WysteriaGuitar]

Fantastic!

[@whistleaddict]

Wicked Great lesson, as always!

[@MrSteeDoo]

Outstanding! Thank you.

[@garywarren8404]

Good to see you back. Please let me know via email if you've had a chance to listen to discs I sent your way. All the best. GW

[@jonnywilco]

glad your back

[@James.D]

I'll keep you in my thoughts. You've got a good soul. Remember...every day is a good say, but some are better than others.

[@sardinhabh]

great, you save my life! rs !! great job!!

[@arfurritis]

Hi, i really enjoy your playing and lessons, ive gone to your dload site but find it unclear, as to the content of each, disc/lesson.lessons. Im mostly interested in delta blues, but howlongblues says part1 but i cant find a part two. that kinda thing. cheers H

[@codyriver5]

Welcome Back!!!

[@justinbrown9813]

I noticed you anchor your pinky on the p-guard, was that a natural/concious thing you found yourself doing or did you get taught that?.I ask cos, I am trying to stop my right hand getting over exuberant :-)sometimesI just wanna move the whole hand, but wanna economise my movement. good playing man

[@jsilence418]

Nice job mate .

[@xaoseph]

Thanks for the new vid!

[@James.D]

What are you up to these days?

[@arfurritis]

ok, thanks, so if i contribute at a level indicated, will u then send me the appropriate dload links or discs, im happy to contribute especially if it helps to keep you playing. Let me know whats best for you. cheers H

[@smartti1970]

what did you end up thinking about the 332hz trick ?

[@xanther97]

COWBOY--not Cowboy Junkies--different bands--different decades too

[@sardinhabh]

This lesson is the second guitar?

[@gsesteve]

Good job.Thank you for the effort.I recognize your dialect. Oklahoma right?.Can always tell an Okie.' Love this song.Not really that hard to play until you get on the resonator with your 13/16 socket slide that is.

[@rogermunro]

It seems you can't tell an Okie after all my friend, he's a proper scouser from Liverpool over 4500 miles away.

[@gsesteve]

Roger Munro Hope you know I was only joking.I been to jolly ole England when I was in the US Navy.An Okie twang is about as different from Englandish as ya can get.Give me break comrade......hahahaha!.

[@gsesteve]

Roger Munro Also you have my curiosity mate,what is a "scouser"?.Thank you.

[@rogermunro]

Steve Scott Scouse is a type of stew, which was frequently made and eaten by sailors, so became popular around ports like Liverpool. It originates in Holland I believe, I've eaten 'skause' in Scandinavia but nothing beats a home made pot. Cheers.

[@gsesteve]

Roger Munro Thank you.Cheers.

[@michaeljamesca]

Thats the signal !!

[@mattylad388]

Well said.... Cheer up kiddo

[@MoEPeel]

Cut to the chase. Damn