Love this song. Been trying to learn it for the last several months. Took about a zillion takes to get a decent video, but finally one came out alright!
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Your voice has a John Denver quality. Easy and clear. What a great image there at the end, the satisfaction in your smile after a zillion takes. Nice!
Thanks! JD was (is) one of my favorites. What a sad loss that he is no longer around. One of the most pure singing voices out there, and a great musician too!
Great picking and singing, Steve. Would love nothing more than to someday meet up and jam on guitars for a few days. (And drink a lot of beer too of course).
That would be awesome, dude!! Especially the beers. I don’t think I could keep up with your musicianship!!
You’re very talented Steve. Bravo!
“. . there but for the grace of you go I” is one of my favorite lyrical phrasings. I don’t know why. It just is. Great song choice, very, very, very well played (and I’ll bet it was just a beautiful on the first take).
It literally took me a zillion takes……. 🙂
I’m impressed you can count that high!
You are so talented!
I love your song. I played guitar when I was young and no matter how much I practiced, I could never fingerpick like you!
Thanks Susie. It’s taken many years to just be able to do the little fingerpicking that I know how to do.
It’s dang hard! My son can pick away on any instrument. I don’t think that part of my brain works!!!
Wonderful! I love the music and the words. It makes me think of my sister, whose name was Kathleen.
Most excellent. As always!
You are a true Renaissance man sir.
Very pretty, Steve!
Lovely, so lovely. I have always adored this song. You do it justice. Thanks for sharing it…