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Old December 29th, 2004
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I've been pulling apart that great old nugget Misty. Here is a slide version:

http://www.thatllteachyou.com/mp3s/misty.m3u | Stream
http://www.thatllteachyou.com/mp3s/misty.mp3 | Download

and here is a finger style version:

http://www.thatllteachyou.com/misty.shtml

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Very nice playing.

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Kirk,
Two good playing lessons. Nice work on that slide, the way I see it
much more difficult to play a slow tune because you gotta right on the fret notes for a longer period of time. Great tune and playing.


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You make it look so easy

So I pick up my guitar and well , did not sound anything like you did

Awesome Kirk

Thanks for the clip so others like me can get pointers

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Kirk ,Wonderful chord melody Great use of open strings.

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Lovely playing, as usual. The video opened strangely in my viewer (Firefox 2.0.0.4) - all squashed up vertically at the top of the screen. Dunno if that's just here or others have had the same issue?


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Kirk that was a gem- sweet music! Agreed, you make it look effortless!

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liked em both, that acoustic looked old fashion but sounded good

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I liked both versions too, shows how you can make the same tune very different.

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Dang, whenever I see one of your videos or hear a tune I'm reminded that I just don't practice this style enough. Great tune, nice work as always.


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But.... I did play your fingerstyle version of Somewhere Over the Rainbow for my mom on Canada Day at a backyard jam with about 50 or so people. I felt pretty darn proud of that as she had asked me to learn that. So, thanks Kirk! Here's a pic of me playing that tune on July 1st.
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that was so beautiful!

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Love that slide version, Kirk! Absolutely beautiful.


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Beautiful!

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The slide is killer. Do you have a longer version of the fingerstyle arrangement? You were really on to something with that.

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