Lesson 4: "FIRE AND RAIN" - Official James Taylor Guitar Lessons video free download
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Finally, the intricate secrets to one of the most iconic guitar styles of the last 40 years, directly from the source. To be notified via email when the next guitar lesson is released, sign up for the James Taylor mailing list at http://bit.ly/JC0dV5.
Every aspect of this classic guitar piece is demonstrated in a gorgeous, moving instrumental performance by Taylor that is a joy to watch even if you are not a guitar player.
With innovative camera angles and slow motion demonstrations, students at all levels can clearly see every move and hear every individual note that goes into creating Taylor's iconic songs.
Comments
8 years ago
Rick Hadden
I would give my first born for you transcription james HUGE FAN9 years ago
funnyharleyman
Interesting view looking back from the sound hole...has anyone else done this?9 years ago
Ross Crawford
Hey, thanks James, but isn't that chord just a G maj 7? Wouldn't it need an A to make it a maj 9?9 years ago
Jeff Mason
It's on my bucket list to learn this, feel It'll be a while yet before I have this confidence to tackle it. James can you go down to 10% speed to give me a chance ;-)9 years ago
Sam Sticka
"I've seen fire and I've seen rain." What does that mean anyway? Exactly what it means? Is it like some sort of reference to his drug addiction?9 years ago
Winging It
WOW!!!!! I found this by accident......Killer James.....Thank YOU.... ♪♫♪♫ Rock☮Roll ♪♫♪♫9 years ago
Cezary Mc Ewich
Thanks to you James,I fall in love guitar again!9 years ago
Alberto Perez
Thanks so much from Spain...so many good moments!9 years ago
Lulu Maude
What generosity. Really.9 years ago
Anderson Rolim
Hello , my name is Anderson Rolim Brazil and 'm your fã.Eu greatly appreciated their classes. Thank you very much.9 years ago
genjokoan
James, I still have the original LP, however worn it may be. This song has meant so much to me, so very many times. Thank you seems so ... inadequate.9 years ago
Nadi D
learned this years ago but watching Mr. Taylor play it from afar always perplexed me about what he was ACTUALLY doing. Now I see those odd chord fingerings..it's very impressive..9 years ago
51MontyPython
Hey, James, would you mind telling what gauge strings do you use?9 years ago
Elbownian
Thanks for making this available for free J-Dog, that's sound9 years ago
Felipe Iragorri
THANKS AGAIN AND AGAIN!!9 years ago
mccloud55
James, what a nice way to connect with fans of you and the guitar on a different level. Thanks!9 years ago
Kim Philby
Simplemente el mejor.Gracias JT9 years ago
mrglenn66
Yes, amazing artist, indeed. But, you have to admit, most of his chord fingerings are done as if by a sightless man with severe palsy. Oh so crazy but it works so well! I'll admit, I think i've finally mastered the backwards A shape he makes and it does come in handy sometimes when switching chords. :)9 years ago
John E
One of my best memories is playing these songs with friends at Camp Calumet in the mid 70's - thank you JT for great material to fuel fond memories.9 years ago
jasmoism
I am a fans of you since my childhood. Listening to my oldest brother's records. It's very nice of you giving this generous lessons....I wish i could meet you in person. Thank you for beautiful and amazing songs :)Related Videos
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