If I Were A Carpenter is a Tim Hardin song that has been covered by many artists over the years and was a huge hit for Bobby Darrin in 1966. It is a very basic ...
This week we stepped back into the ragtime blues world with Blind Blake, revisited the perennial favorite Eagles, reviewed students playing The Beatles and 'The' Floyd, heard a young father's quick composition for his darling daughter, released a ...
Best Of My Love is from The Eagles album On The Border and features a nice, melodic strumming introduction, which continues into the verses. J. D. Souther, Glenn Frey and Don Henley wrote it and ...
That’ll Never Happen No More is a ragtime tune from the 1920s, written by Blind Blake but performed by many of the next generation’s masters. Dave Van Ronk’s and Jorma Kaukonen’s arrangements are incorporated into ...
This week's quick highlights: New Target Songs Joni Mitchell- Big Yellow Taxi The Eagles- Take It To The Limit Fly On The Wall- Transitions in Windy & Warm with Sandy Student Reviews of More Than Words by Extreme and Wagon ...
Take It To The Limit is a pretty basic strumming song in 3/4 time. Written by Randy Meisner, Glenn Frey, and Don Henley, it was released on The Eagles’ 1975 album One Of These Nights. ...
Here is another episode of our ‘Transitions’ series where Sandy needed to polish spots in Windy & Warm. We worked on isolating the ‘stop signs’, and repeating the two measures involved until they flowed smoothly.
Big Yellow Taxi is from Joni Mitchell’s third album, Ladies Of The Canyon and is a lot of fun to play. It is done in Open D Tuning (D A D F# A D) using ...