Sossity; You're a Woman 3/4 speed play-a-long

[@robertlukas3036]

Thank you! A brilliant series of three videos for this fantastic work.

[@snoozedoctor]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cortapeloyfileton5702]

Thank you very much for this.

[@snoozedoctor]

You are welcome. Cheers!

[@taab7]

I've always fudged my way through this track. Great to have an expert demonstration of how to play it properly. Awesome stuff. Thank you Doc for your dedication to accuracy and your willingness to freely share your knowledge.

[@snoozedoctor]

I can't play it this way and sing it at the same time, but fun to solve Ian's puzzles.

[@normanmackenzie3169]

Thank you for your devotion. I was missing a couple of notes, and I've now got it.

[@snoozedoctor]

Glad it was helpful!

[@stanleykostrzewski7222]

Superb , as always ! It's not easy to pick a favourite track from the Benefit album , they're all good , but this is mine . Thanks Doc .

[@snoozedoctor]

Many thanks!

[@timculp4126]

It's actually all starting to come together now. So cool. Thanks.

[@snoozedoctor]

these play-a-longs add context. I'm going to be doing more of these.

[@delcapslock100]

Same here. Also blending in some of the high e and b string notes (maybe a second guitar?) you hear on the studio version. Sounds pretty impressive when you get it just right.

[@RodMitchell-x5v]

Thanks so much....I love this song.....Thanks for sharing.....and all your hard work

[@snoozedoctor]

You're very welcome!

[@nevnorona7654]

i am really loving this paizann......mille grazie 👍👍👍

[@snoozedoctor]

I just returned from Italia! My 5th visit. Love it there.

[@senatornoam7313]

this is extremely helpful. thanks Doc 👍👍

[@snoozedoctor]

Glad it helps!

[@pendomojaxkalibre5686]

Thanks Doc👍💜🙏

[@snoozedoctor]

You're welcome!

[@bluteauchristian7961]

Merci pour cette magnifique démonstration. Cest tellement simple comme ça !😅. Cette chanson du Tull me semble une de leurs plus complexes composition. Bach ne l'aurait pas reniée. Cest là que l'on reconnaît les grands musiciens...et les excellents professeurs ❤ Merci pour vos tutos qui sont tous excellents

[@snoozedoctor]

Merci beaucoup!

[@larryferguson1547]

Once again... hats off to the Doc!

[@snoozedoctor]

Hey, thanks Larry!

[@francoisthefirst7900]

Great

[@snoozedoctor]

thanks!

[@pendomojaxkalibre5686]

You are the best!!!

[@snoozedoctor]

Glad you're enjoying!

[@swatprof]

Great! Thanks for uploading this video. (I use Transcribe in order to figure out guitar parts note-for-note).

[@snoozedoctor]

can it do something as complicated as this?

[@nickdouglass421]

When @StewartWood covered this he liked my comment---that it is Ian's "toy boy" song! (And 1 of my absolute favourites of his acoustic numbers.)

[@snoozedoctor]

Stewart is great. I really enjoy his channel.

[@nickdouglass421]

@@snoozedoctor "sho thang" !!

[@paulhart3812]

Thanks for slowing this down a bit. Your finger work is amazing for these complicated chord sequences. How Ian did the singing AND the acoustic guitar work at the same time in 1970 is incredible. Here’s a live example. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXecYZiCjdt_h9k

[@snoozedoctor]

yes, I've heard that live performance! I partly used that to figure out the song. I find many of his tunes difficult to play and sing at the same time. My God is another that gives me fits.

[@davidevans3175]

How the HELL did you figure this out??

[@snoozedoctor]

Patience and the gear icon in the lower right hand of the YT player that lets you slow down the track. That thing is my friend!

[@davidevans3175]

@@snoozedoctor In one of your earlier tutorials I suggested that you simply play the song top to bottom first for players more advanced players. Thank you so much for doing this, and slowing it down to 3/4 is brilliant.

[@snoozedoctor]

@@davidevans3175 Yeah, it's a great idea. From now on I'm going to do this first and then the explanation if someone needs further help.