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Tony,
Second measure of section two:
you start the roll at fifth string second fret
but its tabbed sixth string open??
Follow what you play?
DMart
There is no “Mark Complete” for this section
Lynne,
I just checked out the lesson and it looks ok over here. If for some reason this is a continued problem please let me know.
Cheers,
Tony
Is the tab correct in this section? Shouldn’t the A string be fretted on the second fret? The saddest chord ever right?
Dave,
Very good catch, my apologies on that one. When I have corrected the tab to include the picking hand fingering I think that particular note of the roll got lost somehow. Thank you for pointing that out and you are absolutely correct… saddest chord ever equals A string freted at the second fret. Thanks!!!
Cheers,
Tony
Really pays to read these before starting a lesson. Thought I saw something different and Dave nailed it.
Dan,
Dave is my right hand man when it comes to keeping the tabs true 🙂 I am very thankful that he catches my goofs so I can stay on the straight and narrow 🙂
Cheers,
Tony
So when might we see a corrected tab?