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i really love this arrangement. It’s kind of overwhelming if you just sit down with the tab and try to do it w/o watching the video (like I’m used to doing). But the step by step videos help you get each section down really well before moving on.
Gosh Tony, I have played this song flat pick style but this finger picking arrangement just blows me away. So haunting! The double drop D adds an incredibly melancholy feel to this bluegrass standard. Kudos on a great arrangement and thank you for including it in the song lessons.
So glad you dig this arrangement and found the finger style version fun to play. Thank you for your kind words on the arrangement 🙂 Now depending on the audience you can pick whichever arrangement matches the mood 🙂
Cheers,
Tony